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APES Review Worksheet #1 1. Name the following: NO NO 2 NO 2 NO 3 NO 2 N 2 O N 2 NH 3 + NH 4 HNO 3 NO x 2. In the box to the right, sketch a house and the surroundings of a house that is designed to make the greatest use of passive solar energy in the northern hemisphere. Include, inside the box, the location of both the winter and summer sun, and labels to indicate the compass direction that the house faces. 3. Use the information in the diagram on the left, to answer the following: a. The percent change in the per capita global production of protein from poultry between 1980 and 2000 was approximately. b. The percent change in the per capita global production of protein from farmed fish between 1980 and 2000 was approximately. c. The percent change in the per capita global production of protein from beef between 1961 and 2009 was approximately. 4. Rachel Carson wrote the book Spring to raise people s awareness of the harmful effects of the pesticide. 5. The acronym ENSO refers to, which occurs in the ocean. 6. Place the following 8 events in chronological order: the oil spill of the Exxon Valdez ; the meltdown of the reactor at Chernobyl ; the discovery of contamination at Love Canal ; The first Earth Day ; the leak of methyl isocyanate in Bhopal ; the drafting of the Kyoto Protocol ; the ratification of the Montreal Protocol, passage of the US Endangered Species Act 5) 6) 3) 7) 4) 8) 7. Strengthen this weak statement: Fossil fuel use releases carbon dioxide, which causes the greenhouse effect. 8. The acronym BOD refers to, which is:

9. (This one is tough!) Perform the following calculation. Show all of your work. If the grasses on a 100 hectare area of grassland grow at an average rate of 1 cm/day, the average volume of grass that is added to the grassland each day is m 3. If the density of the grasses that grow in the grassland averages 400 kg/m 3, the net primary productivity is approximately g/m 2 /day or g/m 2 /year. Show work : 10. The acronym GMO refers to, which are: 11. Strengthen this weak statement: Protecting endangered species like the Giant Panda costs too much and should be stopped. 12. Consider the graph on the right and explain what can be inferred from the data it presents. 13. The first National Park was National Park. 14. Match the ten most populous urban areas in the world with its respective continent: Tokyo Seoul a. Asia Mexico City b. N. America New York City c. S. America Mumbai d. Africa Jakarta e. Australia Sao Paulo f. Europe Delhi Osaka/Kobe Shanghai 15. List three sources of methane that are amplified by human activities. 3) 16. The box to the right contains a crude depiction of a mountain, use it to sketch and label the essential atributes of a rain shadow. Include labels for the direction of the prevailing winds and nearest ocean. 17. NO 2 is converted to N 2 and O 2 in a, which also converts to. 18. List causes of an urban heat island. (Pg. 35 3)

19. Identify the characteristic process associated with each of the following. Nitrification: Denitrification: Assimilation: Nitrogen Fixation: Ammonification: 20. CFC stands for,which are: 21. Define the following Clean Air Act: Clean Water Act: Clean Drinking Water Act: El Niño: Baghouse filter Electrostatic precipitator: Dioxin: 22. Explain what a watershed is, and why it is significant. 23. List two environmental benefits of wetlands. 24. Explain what an El Niño is, and why it is significant. 25. In the box to the right, draw a diagram that illustrates how electricity is produced by a dam 26. List four characteristics that will result in waste being classified as hazardous 3) 4) 27. Explain what transpiration is, and why it is significant. 28. What was the Green Revolution, and why is it important? 29. For each of the following items, draw an arrow that points to an unambiguous location along the line, below, representing ph: orange juice; normal rain; ammonia; lime (calcium carbonate) solution; sulfuric acid; acid rain; human blood 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

ph 30. In the box below, write a series of chemical reactions that leads to the formation of tropospheric ozone in photochemical smog. 31. What is a wet scrubber and how does it work? 32. What is an electrostatic precipitator and how does it work? 33. What is different about growing plants hydroponically? 34. In the box below, write a series of chemical reactions that lead to the formation of acid rain. 35. Kwashiorkor is 36. Marasmus is 37. What is dioxin and why is it significant? 38. NIMBY stands for 39. Identify sources for the following air pollutants: formaldehyde radon mercury carbon monoxide nitrous oxide 40. List three specific health effects of lead on humans. 41. Label the four major zones of life in the appropriate areas on the diagram representing a temperate lake in the box to the right. 42. What is a POP and why is it significant? 43. For each of the following biomes, name a specific country in which each biome occurs in abundance: taiga desert tropical rainforest temperate grassland tropical grassland coral reef

temperate deciduous forest tundra 44. List three disinfectants that are commonly used to disinfect drinking water during in the water treatment process. 3) 45. In the box below, write the chemical equation for the formation of carbonic acid from the reaction of water with carbon dioxide. Identify two places in the environment where the above reaction occurs naturally. 46. If the cost of gas is $3.50 per gallon, and the gas mileage of a car is 25 mpg, calculate the cost of driving the car per mile is $/mi, or ȼ/mi. Show work : 47. Sketch and/or label the following on the map of the world below. DO NOT TURN IT UPSIDE DOWN!!!! a. the equator b. the Mediterranean Sea c. the island of Mauritius where the Dodo once lived d. the location of Diamond Bar, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Philippines, Panama, and Iceland