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Soil, Land Pollution and Food Waste Test
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Test for Environmental Science.
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food waste
soil pollution
land pollution
science 2
2nd grade
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Question 1
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Which soil type will NOT let water pass through easily?
Answer
clay soil
loamy soil
sandy soil
Question 2
Question
What layer of soil do plants get nutrients from?
Answer
bedrock
parent material
top soil
subsoil
Question 3
Question
Which soil is best for growing vegetables?
Answer
sandy soil
loamy soil
clay soil
Question 4
Question
What contains water, air, humus and tiny pieces of rock?
Answer
breakfast cereal
rocks
minerals
soil
Question 5
Question
What greenhouse gas is produced by food waste in landfills and by farm animal's manure (pooh)?
Answer
carbon dioxide
nitrous oxide
methane
Question 6
Question
Label each picture with biodegradable or non-biodegradable.
Image:
Bio+Vs+Non+Bio (binary/octet-stream)
Answer
biodegradable
non-biodegradable
Question 7
Question
If you roll soil into a ball and it sticks together, this means . . .
Image:
Soil+Hand+Texturing+ +Making+A+Ball (binary/octet-stream)
Answer
. . . it has more snow in it.
. . . it has more clay in it.
. . . it has more sand in it.
. . . it has more water in it.
Question 8
Question
How would you describe this picture?
Image:
Contaminated+Soil (binary/octet-stream)
Answer
This soil would be good for growing rice.
This soil is contaminated with oil.
This is sandy soil that drains well.
Question 9
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How does land pollution harm the environment?
Answer
It can destroy animal's habitats (homes).
It can release greenhouse gases.
It can allow toxic chemicals to get into the soil and water.
All of the above
Question 10
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The particle size of soil tells us how well water will pass through it.
Answer
True
False
Question 11
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What is land pollution?
Answer
Any type of destruction too the Earth's land
Car washed outside in the cold
Oil spilling into the lake
The cutting of trees in an open forest
Question 12
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What soil is made of broken down pieces of dead plants and animals?
Answer
humus
clay
sand
minerals
Question 13
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A large hole in the ground filled with waste is called a landfill.
Answer
True
False
Question 14
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One way to reduce food waste is to buy more food.
Answer
True
False
Question 15
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One way you can reduce food waste is by . . .
Answer
buying more food
throw away leftovers
share food
Question 16
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What kind of food do we waste the most?
Answer
sweets
fruits and vegetables
dairy products (milk, cheese, eggs, etc.)
meat
Question 17
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All of the answers are true about wasting food except one. Which answer is NOT true?
Answer
farmers have to use more land
farmers have to use more water
Its good for the environment
farmers have to use more energy
Question 18
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All are pollutants except . . . (which one is NOT)?
Answer
fish
plastic
oil
greenhouse gases
Question 19
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After playing ball Mike threw an empty water bottle out the window. Is this a form of Land Pollution?
Answer
True
False
Question 20
Question
What's one way companies can reduce land pollution?
Answer
reduce the material used to package their products.
Make product packages more beautiful.
Give money to the animals
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