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All Rights Reserved. 1  \nName   Date    \nComparing Rural and Urban Areas Venn Diagram  \nRural Urban  \n©Teachnology, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 2  \nName   Date    \nEnvironment Word Search Worksheet  \nDirections: All words are positioned left to right, right to left, and diagonally.  \nC A A T J Q C E Q J Z L I X Y D V U M J E K UR L T C J Z H I X Y D V G N H I O S M D S N YL T N M M Y Y L L T O H O B Y O P P I S L O EX W S T O H X H K H I I M J D F C C E T I I MR P D S U S P F Q X T N S G L W I R Z T J T OE R T E O K P U P U S L C C O T E P Y A B U GH L K R G V L H L Q W Y J T C H N I G T A L JC R M O M Z J O E I Q X P E P M J B L I S L AA G I F I C V U L R F J S S O B M L A B D O PO P G N J E X E I T E N O Q U G J N B A F P OP I P I Z W N D G M I I U H O R R O N H J J AD T N A P J F C J V B M U H I E Z O R J G Y VE K W R E N D A N G E R E D S P E C I E S P  \nA D M B Y O X C O N S E R V A T I O N D Q F WW C N R L D E S U U G I Z S B S J F I L X S BJ A F J O C O Z O N E M G B K X L L S Y M M UW T M U B P R R Q B A W F Z V X A D Q L V G NG F K H T V S B Q Y K Q W Q H L G B H L Z W A  \n\n| BIOSPHERE\u003Cbr>ENDANGERED SPECIES\u003Cbr>ATMOSPHERE | INSECTICIDE\u003Cbr>RAINFOREST\u003Cbr>SMOG\u003Cbr>OZONE | POLLUTION\u003Cbr>POACHER\u003Cbr>CONSERVATION\u003Cbr>HABITAT | EXTINCT\u003Cbr>EVOLUTION |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\n©Teachnology, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 3  \nName   Date    \nDo The Research!  \nEnvironment  \nDirections: Research the topic indicated to the right, and answer the questions below, based on that topic.  \nTopic: Little Known Facts  \n\n| 1. Can ozone be harmful to humans? |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2. How many acres of rainforest land are being destroyed every second? |  |\n| 3. What is to blame for increased global warming? |  |\n\n©Teachnology, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 4  \nName   Date    \nEnvironment Vocabulary Quiz  \nDirections: Match the vocabulary words on the left with the definitions on the right.  \n1. extinct  \n2. pollution  \n3. ozone  \n4. endangered species  \n5. poacher  \n6. conservation  \n7. evolution  \n8. smog  \n9. habitat  \n10. atmosphere  \n11. insecticide  \n12. biosphere  \n13. greenhouse effect  \noxygen in the form of molecules with three atoms, created by exposure of oxygen to electrical discharge or ultraviolet radiation, having a sharp smell, and being an effective oxidant for use in bleaching and sterilizing.  \nthe natural environment of a plant or animal.  \ncontaminating material that pollutes.  \nthe continuous modification and adaptation of organisms to their environments through selection, hybridization, and the like.  \na species of plan","cbCaic8jdYHk7ivu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic8jdYHk7ivu","pdf",363257,17,"English","# Environment Vocabulary List & Definitions\n# Comparing Rural and Urban Areas Venn Diagram\n# Environment Word Search Worksheet\n# Do The Research! 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