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Biodiversity Lesson 5 Exit Ticket Quiz
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What is your FULL name?
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Which school do you attend?
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Gloucester Academy
Greenshaw High School
The Brakenhale School
Orchard Park
Blaise High School
Yate Academy
Henley Bank High School
Holmleigh Park High School
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What is pollution?
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Pollution is any substance that is harmful to living things, and is usually caused by humans.
Pollution is any substance that is beneficial to living things.
How is the human population of the world changing?
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The human population of the world is increasing gradually.
The human population of the world is decreasing exponentially.
The human population of the world is decreasing gradually.
The human population of the world is increasing exponentially.
What are the two main consequences of this change in population? Tick 2 boxes
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As the population of the world increases we produce more waste.
As the population of the world decreases we use fewer resources.
As the population of the world increases we use more resources.
As the population of the world decreases we produce less waste.
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What are the two main causes of pollution? Tick 2 boxes
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Pollution is caused when we create waste.
Pollution is caused by reducing the amount of plastic we use.
Pollution is caused by recycling.
Pollution is caused when we obtain resources.
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How does pollution affect living things?
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Pollution harms or kills living things, reducing biodiversity.
Pollution harms or kills living things, increasing biodiversity.
Pollution helps living things, reducing biodiversity.
Pollution helps living things, increasing biodiversity.
Select two possible consequences of reducing biodiversity. Tick 2 boxes
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Undesirable species like rats, pigeons and foxes invade an area.
The populations of undesirable species are reduced.
Ecosystems are damaged, which reduces their ability to survive changes to the environment.
Ecosystems become more secure through the decrease in living things.
More useful living things survive.
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