Class 12 Geography Chapter 9 Environmental Geography Quiz 7 (60 MCQs)

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1. Chipko Movement was first started in-
2. The ability to adapt and change can be called
3. List of endangered species are recorded in .....
4. The thin layer of gases surrounding Earth
5. Which of these countries would be MOST impacted by a drop in international gasoline prices?
6. How does pollution affect water quality and availability?
7. What is the significance of biodiversity in ecosystems?
8. A fan-shaped landform created as rivers leave behind sediment as they meet the ocean
9. Gases that trap heat in the atmosphere
10. Ultra-violet radiation is absorbed and removed by
11. What are the major topics of geography?
12. What are the main sources of air pollution in Mexico City?
13. When environmental geographers study the Temporal Changes in an ecosystem, what are they primarily analyzing?
14. Forests, wetlands and grasslands are a critical parts of the global water cycle. What is it called?
15. What is an example of human geography?
16. What makes coastal cities historically significant?
17. Identify the item that is clearly labeled as Bad because it pollutes water bodies.
18. What term does this describe?People must find a way to meet their own needs, while not prevent future peoples from meeting their needs.
19. Improper disposal and poor management of solid waste cause serious environmental problems, including:
20. What is acid rain?
21. How does technology change with agriculture?
22. Using the map and your knowledge of physical geography, what region of Africa has no estimate on water scarcity?
23. ..... is an organism that only eats flesh of other animals for energy.
24. Which set includes landforms and the forces that change them as described in the passage?
25. Which geographic feature is best described by a narrow piece of land that connects two larger land masses?
26. Which statement describes how geography treats climate differences around the world?
27. Modern concerns related to pollution include:
28. Which human geography focus is concerned with the methods people use to move from one place to another for work or leisure?
29. The aquifers, lakes and river basins shared by two or more countries-support the lives and livelihoods of vast numbers of people across the world. Is the definition of what?
30. Which biome has the highest net primary productivity?
31. How can urban planning mitigate the effects of climate change?
32. Which of these events had the GREATEST impact on the beginning of the Green Revolution in India?
33. Environmental Degradation and Pollution refers to:
34. According to USDA soil taxonomy, which order is young and lacks horizons?
35. What % of the world fish are in danger or worse.
36. ..... are an example of omnivores.
37. Which of the following is NOT a way that dams and reservoirs impact the environment?
38. During an El Nino, trade winds are typically .....
39. When did Hurricane Harvey form, based on the case study summary?
40. Which biome has a short growing season of approximately 50-60 days in a year?
41. Period of time when crop production began in the Fertile Crescent
42. What is the main consumer of water in Southwest Asia?
43. A long term weather pattern is
44. The two largest fuel sources are?
45. Economic geography investigates which of the following according to the material?
46. What is a negative effect of dam building
47. GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms) are
48. What do the Colorado River and the Rio Grande have in common?
49. How has the building of dams created problems for countries sharing rivers?
50. What is the mostly populated city in the world?
51. Which country has the highest CO2 emissions?
52. Which of the following innovations is NOT a result of the Green Revolution?
53. Irrigation for Farming:The picture of modern irrigation techniques demonstrate the ability for humans to not longer need to:
54. Is drought a natural disaster?
55. Which of the following is NOT and EFFECT of El Nino-Southern Oscillation
56. The over-extraction of groundwater for agricultural and industrial use faster than it can naturally replenish is a primary example of which general environmental problem?
57. Which philosophical concept suggests that the natural environment is the sole controller of human actions, decisions, and cultural development?
58. Which of the following is true substance farming?
59. Which of these would be the MOST likely affect of deforestation in central Africa?
60. Biodiversity Day