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Environment

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    Environment
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  • 1. The burning of _______, such as coal and oil, releases large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
    reusable products
    greenhouse gases
    fossil fuels
    renewable energy
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  • 2. The gradual increase in the Earth's average temperature is known as _______.
    climate change
    global warming
    a heatwave
    the greenhouse effect
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  • 3. _______ is the cutting down of trees in a large area, leading to habitat loss and soil erosion.
    Deforestation
    Industrialization
    Overfishing
    Soil degradation
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  • 4. A long period of time with little or no rain, causing extreme water shortages, is called a _______.
    cyclone
    flooding
    storm
    drought
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  • 5. To reduce waste, we should use _______ bags instead of single-use plastic ones.
    reusable
    degraded
    renewable
    recycling
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  • 6. The melting of polar ice caps is causing _______, which threatens coastal cities around the world.
    biodiversity loss
    sea level rise
    air pollution
    water conservation
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  • 7. Solar, wind, and hydro power are all examples of _______ energy sources.
    efficient
    renewable
    intensive
    fossil
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  • 8. The contamination of rivers and lakes by chemicals from factories is a serious form of _______.
    soil degradation
    air pollution
    overfishing
    water pollution
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  • 9. Many plastic bags and bottles end up in the ocean, contributing to _______.
    sustainable agriculture
    recycling
    plastic pollution
    sea level rise
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  • 10. _______ farming often relies heavily on chemical fertilizers, which can damage the soil over time.
    Renewable
    Intensive
    Reusable
    Sustainable
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  • 11. Exhaust fumes from cars and factory smoke are major contributors to _______, especially in big cities.
    air pollution
    water pollution
    soil degradation
    plastic pollution
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  • 12. The destruction of habitats is leading to _______, as many species of animals and plants are disappearing forever.
    biodiversity loss
    sea level rise
    overpopulation
    a heatwave
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  • 13. Governments worldwide are trying to reduce their _______, which are gases like carbon dioxide and methane that trap heat in the atmosphere.
    fossil fuels
    greenhouse gas emissions
    electric vehicles
    renewable energy
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  • 14. The process of treating used materials like paper, glass, and plastic so they can be used again is called _______.
    flooding
    deforestation
    erosion
    recycling
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  • 15. Extremely dry and hot weather can increase the risk of a _______, a large, destructive fire that spreads quickly through natural areas.
    storm
    cyclone
    wildfire
    drought
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