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28. The best term to describe purple loosestrife would be A. non-native B. exotic C. invasive D. parasite

28. The best term to describe purple loosestrife would be A. non-native B. exotic C. invasive D. parasite

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Transcribed Image Text:**Educational Transcript and Explanation** **Multiple Choice Questions on Environmental Impact and Biodiversity** 30. Which action by humans could improve the quality of the air? - A. Building homes that use only oil (fossil fuel) furnaces for heat - B. Buying cars that get more miles per gallon of gasoline - C. Increasing the number of coal-burning power plants that generate electricity - D. Cutting down forests to clear land for factories 31. Which action shows an increased understanding and concern by humans for nature? - A. Importing organisms that could become invasive to try stabilizing existing ecosystems - B. Getting rid of pollution control laws for industries that promote technology - C. Removing natural resources at a rate equal to the needs humans - D. Putting laws in place that regulate the number of animals hunted and killed each year 32. Ecosystems will have a greater chance of being stable over a long period of time if they have: - A. Organisms imported by humans from other environments - B. A sudden change in climate - C. A diversity of organisms - D. Predators eliminated from the food chains 33. Which of the following is NOT a way that humans can protect biodiversity? - A. Developing state parks - B. Buying products that aren’t sustainably sourced (palm oil, coffee, chocolate, etc…) - C. Legally protecting endangered species to preserve biodiversity - D. Regulating hunting and fishing **Explanation of Content:** This section consists of multiple-choice questions aimed at assessing understanding of human impact on air quality, nature conservation efforts, ecosystem stability, and ways to protect biodiversity. Each question provides four options, out of which one is the correct answer. These questions help gauge concepts related to environmental science and conservation strategies. (Note: The remaining content below question 33 was not fully visible and therefore not included in this transcript.)
**Page 5 of 6** **28. The best term to describe purple loosestrife would be:** A. non-native B. exotic C. invasive D. parasite **29. In some parts of the world, forests are being cut down and burned to clear land for new homes and new farmland. A negative effect of these activities might be:** A. an increase in edge effect B. a decrease in the average temperature of the atmosphere C. an increase in biodiversity of the deforested areas **30. Which action by humans could improve the quality of the air?**
Transcribed Image Text:**Page 5 of 6** **28. The best term to describe purple loosestrife would be:** A. non-native B. exotic C. invasive D. parasite **29. In some parts of the world, forests are being cut down and burned to clear land for new homes and new farmland. A negative effect of these activities might be:** A. an increase in edge effect B. a decrease in the average temperature of the atmosphere C. an increase in biodiversity of the deforested areas **30. Which action by humans could improve the quality of the air?**
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