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    Question 1: Scallops live a sedentary live and never move around.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 2: Deserts are advancing and taking over the land. For instance, in Mali the desert is advancing at this speed.
    A. 37 miles per year
    B. 4 miles per year
    C. 11 miles per year
    D. 23 miles per year
    Question 3: The Antarctic ozone hole reached one of its largest ever sizes in September 2000 when it was 11.5 million square miles (29,784,863 square km).
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 4: Which of these products takes more than 30 years to biodegrade?
    A. Cigarette filters
    B. Leather shoes
    C. Nylon fabric
    D. Paper
    Question 5: Acid rain is defined as rain with a pH of below this.
    A. 8.6
    B. 5.6
    C. 2.6
    D. 11.6
    Question 6: Many credit this book by Rachel Carson with launching the environmentalist movement.
    A. Soft Spring
    B. Silent Spring
    C. White Spring
    D. Our Spring
    Question 7: Wood, water, air, wax, natural gas, paper, cardboard and leather are all renewable resources.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 8: Every day this number of species of plants and animals become extinct.
    A. 140 - 200
    B. 50 - 100
    C. 250 - 350
    D. 10 - 20
    Question 9: In the winter of 1998-1999 this U.S. state broke the record of Mt. Ranier from 1971-1972 for the largest amount of cumulative snowfall in history.
    A. Washington
    B. Maine
    C. Montana
    D. Alaska
    Question 10: In Africa, a certain type of chimpanzees have been observed making snowballs.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 11: What term is used by skiers to describe wet granular snow?
    A. Goobers
    B. Corn
    C. Clumps
    D. Snow peas
    Question 12: Choose the statement about watermelon snow that is not true.
    A. Watermelon snow is pink in color.
    B. Watermelon snow is created when the suns rays reflect off of it.
    C. Watermelon snow is caused by red colored algae.
    D. Watermelon snow smells like watermelon.
    Question 13: What is the known top speed that a snow avalanche can reach?
    A. 85 mph (135 km/h)
    B. 45 mph (72 km/h)
    C. 30 mph (48 km/h)
    D. 60 mph (95 km/h)
    Question 14: During World War I approximately how many soldiers died as a result of avalanches?
    A. 25,000
    B. 60,000
    C. 10,000
    D. 40,000
    Question 15: What scale is used only to describe hurricanes forming in the Atlantic Ocean and northern Pacific Ocean?
    A. Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
    B. Hamilton-Norwood scale
    C. Beaufort scale
    D. Fujita scale