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Choose the definition that best fit for Human Environment Interaction
The way humans adapt to the environment and the way the way humans (modify) the environment
The way that humans change and modify their environment
The way that the environment changes humans
The unintended and intended consequences of humans changing the enviornment .
What is the definition for renewable resources?
Useful material found in the environment
A resourse that cannot be replaced
A resource that can be replaced
A nonrenewable resource is
To change one's self to fit into the situation
Resources that cannot be replaced
Resources that can be replaced
An intential consequence is
An outcome that wasn't expected
An outcome that was expected
A miracle
An unintentional consequence is
a mistake
a planned outcome
an outcome that wasn't expected
To adapt means
People change to the situation
The environment changes
To modify means
To change yourself
To change the environment
Natural resources are
From the trash
Materials that cannot be used again
Useful materials found in the environment
What might be an unintended consequence of builing a dam?
Creating power
Destroying habitats
Diverting water to another area
Controlling flooding
What might be an INtended consequence of building a dam?
Destroying habitats
Controlling flooding
Helping fish thrive
What might be an INtentional consequence of building a factory
Air pollution
Destroying the habitat for local wildlife
Creating jobs
What might be an UNintentional consequence of building a factory?
Pollution
Creating jobs
Helping people survive
What is an example of a renewable resource?
Petroleum
fossil fuels
Trees
What is an example of a nonrenewable resource?
Water
Fossil fuel
Trees
Settlers on the Great Plains had to adapt to the lack of wood by building houses from sod. But they affected their environment, too. How? One way was by taking advantage of new technologies, including the steel plow and barbed wire. Barbed wire was invented in 1874 and had a dramatic impact on the Great Plains. Before then, cattle, sheep, and bison had mostly roamed and grazed freely in conditions called 'open range' Now, however, ranchers could start enclosing cattle in specific areas for grazing and fencing off portions of land as their own. Which technology most directly led to the end of the open range?
The steel plow
barbed wire
sod
the telephone
Human Environment Interaction is the relationship between the natural environment and human beings. We affect their environment and our environment affects us. Landforms, bodies of water, plant and animal life, climate and evlevation area parts of the natural environment that can both help and challenge us. Living near a river for example can make it easy for people to irrigate (water) their crops. During heavy rain however, that same river might rise higher than its banks. The flooding could destroy crops and farmland. Humans might affect the river through their own activities, too. Building dams, canals, and reservoirs, fishing, and polluting would all have an effect on the river and its ecosystem. Building a dam is one way that
the environment can affect humans
living near a river might harm humans
humans can affect their environment
a river can destroy farmland
Danny is a farmer who lives in a rural (country) mountain town far from cities with no trees. One way he might adapt to his particular environment is by
moving to a big city
terrace farming to grow crops in the mountains
never learning to ski, skate or hike
making houses and furniture out of tree bark
A boy wears shorts and lightweight clothing in a hot climate. This is an example of
a person having a positive effect on the environment
a person being adapting to the environment he lives in
a person destroying the environment
a perosn who does not interact with his environment
Which of the following can the environment affect?
what people wear
what people eat
where people live
all of the above
Throughout history, people have lived on mountains, in deserts, and along rivers and coastines. What does this great variety in the areas of human settlement demonstrate?
People organize in similar types of government
People can adapt to different physical environments
People enter similar occupations in very different groups
People prefer to live away from where other people settle
Which human activity would be most likely to have a negative impact on the environment?
Planting trees to control erosion
Limiting the use of chemicals that kill weeds
Stopping the draining of swamps
Burning coal and oil to generate electric power