This quiz covers topics related to biodiversity, genetic engineering, nanotechnology, and climate change. Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth and the interdependence of all living things. Genetic engineering involves manipulating genes and transferring genes between organisms. Nanotechnology enables applications in health, computing, and more due to unique properties of nanomaterials. Global warming is increasing temperatures due to greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels trapping heat in the atmosphere.
This quiz covers topics related to biodiversity, genetic engineering, nanotechnology, and climate change. Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth and the interdependence of all living things. Genetic engineering involves manipulating genes and transferring genes between organisms. Nanotechnology enables applications in health, computing, and more due to unique properties of nanomaterials. Global warming is increasing temperatures due to greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels trapping heat in the atmosphere.
This quiz covers topics related to biodiversity, genetic engineering, nanotechnology, and climate change. Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth and the interdependence of all living things. Genetic engineering involves manipulating genes and transferring genes between organisms. Nanotechnology enables applications in health, computing, and more due to unique properties of nanomaterials. Global warming is increasing temperatures due to greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels trapping heat in the atmosphere.
This quiz covers topics related to biodiversity, genetic engineering, nanotechnology, and climate change. Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth and the interdependence of all living things. Genetic engineering involves manipulating genes and transferring genes between organisms. Nanotechnology enables applications in health, computing, and more due to unique properties of nanomaterials. Global warming is increasing temperatures due to greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels trapping heat in the atmosphere.
expressed traits or genes within the species. -GENETIC DIVERSITY _________ is virtually any device that has a microprocessor in it. Biodiversity is responsible for the -COMPUTER maintenance of the gaseous composition of the atmosphere, regulation of the global People tend to filter information that suits climate, generation and maintenance of their interests. This shows _____. soils, recycling of nutrients and waste -SELECTION IS A VIEWPOINT products, and biological control of pest species. This statement refers to With the advancement of information ________________________. transfer, we tend to focus more on new -ECOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE information than in old information. We almost forget that old information endures. This process involves the manipulation of -NEWER IS EQUATED WITH TRUER. organisms’ genes, and it also involves transfer of genes from the other organisms. He invented the printing press using -GENETIC ENGINEERING movable metal type. -JOHANNES GUTENBERG This is the most primitive type of all societies. A piece of false information may continue to -AGRICULTURAL circulate as long as the majority of the people believes it. This refers to the variety of life on Earth and -UNDEAD INFORMATION WALKS the essential interdependence of all living EVER ON. things. -BIODIVERSITY In which era is the use of printing press first introduced? Where are many critical biodiversity -GUTERNBERG REVOLUTION hotspots located? -TROPICAL RAIN FORESTS Television and telegram were introduced in this era. Which of the following is NOT a threat to -POST-GUTENBERG WORLD global biodiversity? -DISEASE Information during this era were only spread by word of mouth and books were In the three scales of biodiversity habitat handwritten. diversity refers to -PRE-GUTENBERG WORLD -THE VARIETY OF HABITATS THAT EXIST WITHIN A GIVEN REGION It made the information age significant up to this day____________________ What is an invasive species? -INTERNET BROWSER -A NON-NATIVE (NATURALLY -WHEN SOME ENERGY IS REFLECTED FOUND) SPECIES ADDED TO AN AREA BACK ON EARTH
What is a buckyball? How can we mitigate the effects of Global
-A CARBON ATOM (C60) Warming? -BY SAVING ENERGY Nanotechnology is an enabling technology that will impact many industries and What temperature would Earth be with no applications. greenhouse effect? -HEALTH AND MEDICINE, NATIONAL - -18 DEGREES CELCIUS SECURITY AND SPACE The main human activity that releases EXPLORATION, ELECTRONICS AND greenhouse gases is COMPUTING ( ALL OF THE ABOVE) -BURNING FOSSIL FUELS
Synthesis of nanoparticles is possible How do CFCs pose a threat to the ozone
with_______________ layer? -BOTTOM UP METHOD AND TOP -INCREASED INCIDENCE OF SKIN DOWN METHOD CANCER AND CATARACTS
Why the properties of nanomaterials are What is a GMO?
different significantly compared to bulk -AN ORGANISM WITH MISSING materials? GENES -QUANTUM EFFECT A short sequence of DNA can best be Nanotubes have extraordinary properties, described as a/an __. including -GENE -VERY HIGH CURRENT CARRYING CAPACITY, STIFF AS DIAMONDS AND The toxin Bt (bacillus thuringiensis) comes VERY HIGH TENSILE STRENGTH from a __ cell. -BACTERIA Why is nano-scale titanium dioxide used in suncream? Which would NOT be a reason to use GM -IT BLOCKS ULTRAVIOLET LIGTH crops? -USING GM CROPS CAN INCREASE How much has the global temperature PESTICIDE RESISTANCE IN PESTS increased in the last century? -1.2 – 1.4℉