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lifesaver
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fairy
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fairy
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lifesaver
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Which type of energy is renewable (it never runs out)?
Solar, wind, water
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What protects us from the sun’s harmful rays? (20points)
Ozone layer
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What is the most common trash that pollutes the oceans?
food packaging
plastic bottles
cigarettes
bags
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True or False: Most of the Earth's breathable air comes from forests.
False. More than 70% of Earth's oxygen is produced by the ocean
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True or False: Energy from coal is not a renewable energy source.
True. Coal is a non-renewable energy source that takes millions of years to form.
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baam
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shark
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gift
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banana
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True or False: Plastic can take up to 1,000 years to decompose in landfills.
True. This emphasizes the need for recycling and reducing plastic use.
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banana
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fairy
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rocket
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lifesaver
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What is the natural home of an animal called?
Habitat
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Using public transport, walking, or cycling to school helps reduce what type of pollution?
Air pollution
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True or False: The Great Garbage patch is an enormous area of floating plastic.
True.
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Which type of energy comes from the sun?
Solar energy (or sunlight)
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What word means protecting and caring for the environment? (20points)
Conservation
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monster
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rocket
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gift
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banana
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Which is the largest ocean on Earth?
The Pacific Ocean
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