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Hemet Unified School District Independent Studies
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What four parts of a tree can you identify by looking at a tree from the ground up?
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head, shoulders, legs, and feet
back, side, front, and top
roots, trunk, branches, and leaves
fruit, flowers, vegetables, and bark
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What effect do trees have on streams and rivers?
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They make streams and rivers healthier by keeping soil where it’s supposed to be.
They make streams and rivers dirtier when branches break off and fall in.
They make streams and rivers shallower by blocking off the flow of water.
They make streams and rivers less photogenic by blocking sun from the water.
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Trees play an important role in making sure our atmosphere doesn’t get too hot. What evidence from the passage supports this idea?
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“Arborists and forestry specialists study trees, tree diseases, and ways to keep trees healthy. They work with community groups to promote healthy forests.”
“If topsoil washes into streams and rivers during heavy rains, it can lower oxygen levels in the water and hurt fish. Soil and sediment can form layers in areas that cause other problems, like changing the water depth.”
“Too much carbon dioxide makes the earth heat up too much, causing strong storms and sea-level rise. Since trees absorb carbon dioxide, they can help reduce the greenhouse effect.”
“The roots of trees help prevent erosion, which makes streams and rivers healthier by keeping soil where it is supposed to be.”
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The text says that conservationists are trying to keep forests healthy. Based on the information in the text, how would a healthy forest impact the earth’s atmosphere?
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By creating more wood to burn, a healthy forest would make the atmosphere smokier.
By blocking sunlight, a healthy forest would make the atmosphere too cold.
By absorbing too much carbon dioxide, a healthy forest would make the atmosphere thin.
By absorbing more carbon dioxide, a healthy forest would help the atmosphere not get too hot.
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What is the main idea of this text?
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Trees are very important for the earth’s atmosphere and living things, and many people are working together to make sure that trees are healthy.
Trees discard oxygen, which is the gas in the air that helps people breathe, and one large tree can provide oxygen for four people for a whole day.
Photosynthesis is the process by which trees use water from their roots, the energy from the sun, and carbon dioxide to make sugars to feed the tree.
Trees process carbon dioxide in two ways: by using it to make sugars in photosynthesis, and by storing it in their fibers.
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Is Canada north or south of the United States?
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Is Mexico north or south of the United States?
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What happened when Ethan put a peeled orange in the water?
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Why does the orange float when it has the peel on?
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What did Ethan learn about air pockets?
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