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Example Items Environmental Systems Environmental Systems Example Items are a representative set of items for the P. Teachers may use this set of items along with the test blueprint as guides to prepare students for the P. On the last page, the correct answer, content SE and SE justification are listed for each item. The specific part of an SE that an Example Item measures is NOT necessarily the only part of the SE that is assessed on the P. None of these Example Items will appear on the P. Teachers may provide feedback regarding Example Items. (1) ownload the Example Feedback Form and email it. The form is located on the homepage of the ssessment website (assessment.dallasisd.org). OR (2) To submit directly: Login to the ssessment website. Under News in the left-hand column, click on Sem 2 Example Items ownload. bove the subjects, click on Example Feedback Form. Second Semester 2017 2018 ode #: 3121

EXMPLE ITEMS Enviromental Systems, Sem 2 1 Students were given a graph of population over time. K Population (number of organisms) 0 Time The letter K on the graph represents the production rate carrying capacity limiting factor demographic transition 2 ue to loss of habitat, the population of the Giant Panda is decreasing. The occurrence having the greatest negative impact on the panda s habitat is the increasing rainfall air pollution number of carnivores destruction of vegetation 3 Exponential growth causes a population to double in a fixed amount of time. The doubling time depends on the annual growth rate according to the formula T = 0.7/r. If the annual growth rate (r) of Kenya s population is 10%, how long will it take for Kenya s population to double? 0.07 years 0.7 years 7 years 70 years allas IS - Example Items

EXMPLE ITEMS Enviromental Systems, Sem 2 4 When a predator species invades an ecosystem, survival usually becomes more difficult for native predators, because they must compete for food easier for native predators, because they will crossbreed more difficult for prey, because they must compete with the invading species for food easier for prey, because the invading species will compete with native predators 5 Which consequence is a direct result of rapid human population growth? Increase in natural resource renewal ecrease in sewage Increase in standard of living ecrease in available lumber 6 The increased rate of eutrophication of a body of water due to agricultural and residential runoff is an example of acid precipitation nonpoint source pollution rising carbon levels strategic irrigation 7 The United States government declined to participate in the Montreal Protocol ntarctic Treaty System Kyoto Protocol North merican Free Trade greement 8 Which environmental issue is directly addressed by the lean ir ct? Ozone depletion cid rain Vehicle emissions Industrial pollution allas IS - Example Items

EXMPLE ITEMS Enviromental Systems, Sem 2 9 Farmers often spray their crops with pesticides to get rid of particular pests or insects. If the pesticide gets rid of all the insects, what effect will it have on the food web shown above? decrease in the mouse population n increase in the shrew population decrease in the bat population n increase in the weasel population allas IS - Example Items

EXMPLE ITEMS Enviromental Systems, Sem 2 10 The forest fires of alifornia completely destroyed vegetation in areas where they occurred. s alifornia recovers, the first organisms to repopulate the areas are grasses herbivores slow-growing trees small mammals 11 What happens during a temperature inversion? Warm air is trapped below a layer of cold air. old air is trapped below a layer of warm air. Smoke is trapped below a layer of clouds. louds are trapped below a layer of smoke. 12 Saltwater seeping into well water can cause changes in the concentration of dissolved oxygen carbon dioxide chloride phosphate 13 If nonrenewable resources are used rapidly, the most likely outcome will be a decrease in the net worth of the resources decrease in the demand of the resources increase in the usage of resources increase in the cost of resources 14 Which compound is known to react in the sun s UV radiation, resulting in a breakdown of ozone? hlorofluorocarbon Methylmercury arbon monoxide Sulfur ioxide allas IS - Example Items

EXMPLE ITEMS Enviromental Systems, Sem 2 15 Purchasing organic foods, xeriscaping, using energy efficient appliances, and driving a hybrid car are ways that a person can go green. There are both advantages and disadvantages to going green. ll are disadvantages of going green except a decreased carbon footprint on the environment the higher cost of green products compared to non-green products that going green requires specific facilities or procedures to dispose of some products none of the above 16 In 2014, changes were made in the city of Flint, Michigan to lower the cost of providing drinking water. The changes caused lead concentrations to rise above the safe drinking level. What is the appropriate unit for engineers to use to report the concentration of lead in the water? μg/m 3 ppb ppm % allas IS - Example Items

EXMPLE ITEMS Environmental Systems Key, Sem 2 Item# Key SE Process Skills SE Justification 1 E.7 2I Relate carrying capacity to population dynamics. 2 E.7 -- nalyze and make predictions about the impact on populations of geographic locales due to birth and death rates, urbanization, and natural events such as seasonal changes. 3 E.7 -- alculate exponential growth of populations. 4 E.4F -- 5 E.8 -- 6 E.9 -- 7 E.9L -- 8 E.9K -- 9 E.4G 2I 10 E.8 -- 11 E.8 -- 12 E.4E -- 13 E.7 -- 14 E.9 -- Predict how the introduction of an invasive species may alter the food chain and affect existing populations in an ecosystem. nalyze and describe the effects on areas impacted by natural events such as population growth. Identify the causes of water pollution, including point and nonpoint sources. nalyze past and present international treaties and protocols such as the Kyoto Protocol. nalyze past and present local, state, and national legislation, including the lean ir ct. Predict how species extinction may alter the food chain and affect existing populations in an ecosystem. Examine how natural processes such as succession restore habitats and ecosystems. escribe how temperature inversions impact weather conditions. Measure the concentration of solute, solvent, and solubility of dissolved substances such as chlorides, and describe their impact on an ecosystem. nalyze and predict the effects of non-renewable resource depletion. Investigate the types of air pollution such as chlorofluorocarbons. 15 E.9J -- Research the advantages of going green. 16 E.9 -- Examine the concentration of pollutants using appropriate units.