Which change is an effect of overcrowding in an environment?
A. rate of animal reproduction decreases
B. decreased competition between a species
C. cooler temperatures in a habitat
D. less energy for consumers due to fewer plants
How can humans increase the rate of endangered or extinct species?
A. pass more laws about land use
B. reduce environmental impacts
C. build and populate more zoos
D. introduce new predators to an environment
Which change is an unlikely result of destruction of wetlands?
decline in plant and animal populations
increased frequency of floods
pollution of nearby streams
healthy fish populations
The unlikely change that could result from the destruction of wetlands is healthy fish populations. Wetlands are important habitats for many different types of plants and animals, including fish. Destruction of wetlands could cause a decline in plant and animal populations as well as an increase in the frequency of floods and pollution of nearby streams. It is unlikely to result in a healthier fish population, as they depend on wetlands to provide the necessary habitat and food sources.
Explain the difference between short term and long term goals. List one example of each
Answer: short term goal: getting a good grade on a test tomorrow
long term goal: eating healthy for 2 years
Explanation: