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Prepare for the EVR 1001 Environmental Science Final Exam 2 with this focused 2026 study resource. Designed to support comprehensive exam preparation, this material helps students review important environmental science concepts, reinforce key topics, and practice before the final assessment. What’s included: EVR 1001 Final Exam 2 study material Environmental Science exam review Practice and exam-style questions Key concepts and terminology Important topics for final exam preparation Focused revision material Ideal for students taking EVR 1001 Environmental Science and related environmental science courses. Use this resource to review essential concepts, test your knowledge, identify areas for further study, and prepare confidently for the EVR 1001 Final Exam in 2026.

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A scientific hypothesis:
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A) is similar to a theory because it is based on numerous experim
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B) is really just an educated guess at the answer to a question
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C) can never be the true answer to a scientific question
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D) can never become a scientific fact - correct answer ✔ ✔
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B) is really just an educated guess at the answer to a question
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Which of the following is the correct sequence of steps, from begi
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nning to end, in the Scientific Method:
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A) Conclusions - controlled experiment - observations -
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hypothesis
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B) Observations - controlled experiment - inferences -
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conclusions
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C) Conclusions - observations -
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alter observations to fit conclusions - future research and awards
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,D) Observations - hypothesis - controlled experiment -
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conclusions - correct answer ✔ ✔ D) Observations -
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hypothesis - controlled experiment - conclusions
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Which statement is false? ./ ./ ./




A) In a valid controlled experiement variables are kept constant
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B) Historical evidence does not meet the primary requirement of
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scientific method ./ ./



C) Examples of quantitative data include diameter of a tree
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D) Independent variables are variables that are manipulated -
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correct answer ✔ ✔
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B) Historical evidence does not meets the primary requirement
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of scientific method
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If A increases and causes an effect B, which in turn causes an incr
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ease in A, is that
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A) Negative Feedback
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B) Positive Feedback
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,C) Not a Feedback - correct answer ✔ ✔
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B) Positive Feedback ./ ./




Consider a situation where increased solar radiation reaches the E
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arth's surface and raises the ocean temperature. This results in mo
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re evaporation, which produces more clouds. The increased cloud
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cover reduces the amount of solar radiation that reaches the surfa
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ce of the Earth. This is an example of:
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A) Positive Feedback
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B) Negative Feedback
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C) Not a feedback
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D) The Greenhouse effect - correct answer ✔ ✔
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B) Negative Feedback ./ ./




Nitrogen has a very high concentration in the atmosphere and is c
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ycled very slowly into and out of the atmosphere. Water vapor ha
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s a lower concentration in the atmosphere and is cycled quite rapi
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dly. Which statement is true:
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A) Nitrogen has a higher residence time in the atmosphere than w
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ater vapor ./ ./

, B) Nitrogen has a lower residence time in the atmosphere than wa
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ter vapor
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C) Nitrogen and water vapor have roughly the same residence tim
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e in the atmosphere - correct answer ✔ ✔
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A) Nitrogen has a higher residence time in the atmosphere than
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water vapor ./




Owls and hawks prey on similar animals, but hawks hunt by day a
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nd owls hunt at night. Is this an example of:
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A) Exploitation competition
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B) Coevolution
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C) Interference competition
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D) Niche Differentiation - correct answer ✔ ✔
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D) Niche Differentiation
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The relationship between hermatypic corals and zooxanthellae is
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an example of
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A) Parasitism
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B) Commensalism
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