FBQ1: Environment is the region, surroundings or circumstances in which anything exists; everything external to the____
Answer: Organism

FBQ2: The effective environment is everything ____to the organism which effects the fulfillment of that organism.
Answer: External

FBQ3: We have natural or physical environment, and man-made or ____
Answer: cultural environment

FBQ4: The increasing interest environmental problems has resulted or led to the birth of a new discipline called ____
Answer: Environmental Science

FBQ5: In environmental science, the orientation is towards ____
Answer: Global problems

FBQ6: Environmental science also includes all ____ directed towards the understanding of the environment particularly, as system. 
Answer: Science

FBQ7: Fossil fuels take long time to form and therefore ____ 
Answer: Non-renewable

FBQ8: In ____interaction is on the realms of physical phenomenon.
Answer: Geoscience

FBQ9: According to Cook and Weidner (1977), the global concern for human environment started in the year  ____
Answer: 1949

FBQ10: On June 5, 1972, the First United Nations Conference on the ____was opened at Stockholm.
Answer: Human Environment

FBQ11: One of the major achievement of Stockholm Conference was theformulation of a special agency, known as the ____
Answer: United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP)

FBQ12: In October, 1975, an International Workshop on ____ was held in Belgrade.
Answer: Environmental Education

FBQ13: The Tbilisi Recommendations provide a substantial forting for the decision making in ____
Answer: Environmental Education

FBQ14: Agenda 21 programme areas for Environmental Education are based on the fundamental principles established by the ____
Answer: Tbilisi conference

FBQ15: Factors Influencing the Composition of the Atmosphere include, altitude, latitude and ____
Answer: Time

FBQ16: Use of____ in a sentence renders it less effective due to over-use
Answer: Clichés

FBQ17: The structure of the atmosphere refers to stratification or division of the atmosphere using the factors of ____
Answer: Temperature

FBQ18: The various layers or division in the atmosphere are: ____ stratosphere, mesosphere and thermosphere.
Answer: Troposphere

FBQ19: This is the second layer of the atmosphere. It extends from an average of ____ to ____ km from the earth surface.
Answer: 15, 50

FBQ20: The atmosphere serves as a medium for the exchange of ____and ____between the earth and the atmosphere. 
Answer: Water, heat

FBQ21: The lithosphere otherwise known as the earth's crust is made up of two parts know as ____ and ____
Answer: SIAL, SIMA

FBQ22: Unlike the biosphere and hydrosphere, the energy of the lithosphere is largely independent of____ system
Answer: Solar energy

FBQ23: Man interactions with the lithosphere result may be ____Or ____
Answer: Positive, Negative

FBQ24: Most of the impacts of man on the lithosphere are ____
Answer: Destructive

FBQ25: The minerals provided by the lithosphere can be divided into ____ types
Answer: Three 

FBQ26: ____ are created on the landscape when minerals are exploited. 
Answer: Scars

FBQ27: When minerals are exploited by sophisticated means, it can lead to ____
Answer: Air pollution

FBQ28: ____is the only element which occurs naturally in three states - gaseous, liquid and solid state.
Answer: Water

FBQ29: The chemical formula for water is____
Answer: H2O

FBQ30: ____ concerned with the description, survey and charting of the oceans, sea and coastlines together with the study of tides, currents and winds especially from the point of view of navigation. 
Answer: Hydrography

FBQ31: ____ is the scientific study of lakes, fresh water and ponds. It deals with the various physical, chemical and biological conditions and characteristics of water bodies. 
Answer: Limnology

FBQ32: ____ is the term used to describe the endless interchange of water between the ocean, air and land.
Answer: Water cycle

FBQ33: The hydrological cycle consists of the land and ____ phases
Answer: Ocean

FBQ34: The vapour condenses to give ____ on the land.
Answer: Precipitation

FBQ35: The biosphere is also referred to as the ____
Answer: organic world

MCQ1: Consumers comprises of the following except
Answer: Genitors

MCQ2: Which of the following layers has air temperature increases with increasing height
Answer: Stratosphere

MCQ3: The scientific study of lakes, fresh water and ponds is called?
Answer: Limnology

MCQ4: The SIMA has a density of?
Answer: 3.0gcm3

MCQ5: The SIAL has an average density of?
Answer: 2.7gcm3

MCQ6: The study of environmental science will stress the understanding of the?
Answer: Natural system

MCQ7: Under continued acid precipitation, a lake gradually loses its ____
Answer: Buffering Capacity

MCQ8: Acid rain major contributors are still
Answer: Human made

MCQ9: The biosphere is also referred to as the
Answer: Organic world

MCQ10: In environmental science the orientation is towards?
Answer: Global problems

MCQ11: The following are major oceans except?
Answer: American ocean

MCQ12: One of the following is among the two types of river floods related to different causal factors
Answer: Flash flood

MCQ13: ___ is used to describe the sum total of all water on earth
Answer: Hydrosphere

MCQ14: The ecosystem has ___ basic components
Answer: Two

MCQ15: The level at which the troposphere gives way to the stratosphere is known as the
Answer: Tropopause

MCQ16: _____ study the extend of the ocean basin, the structure and relief of their floors, the movement of sea water, its temperature and salinity
Answer: Physical oceanography

MCQ17: _____ are those organisms that are able to manufacture food from simple organic substances.
Answer: Producers

MCQ18: A system of grouping the biosphere is one which recognizes the following groups except
Answer: Tantaphyta

MCQ19: In october 1975 an international workshop on environmental education was held in
Answer: Belgrade

MCQ20: The global concern for human environment started in ___ according to cook and Weidner (1977)
Answer: 1949

MCQ21: The following are objectives of environmental education except
Answer: Theory

MCQ22: The atmosphere can be described as
Answer: Gaseous envelope

MCQ23: According to Strahler and Strahler (1972) environmental science can be defined as the study of all
Answer: Systems

MCQ24: Environmental Scientist see the earth as a set of interlocking and ___ systems
Answer: Interacting 

MCQ25: The description, survey and charting of the oceans, sea and coastlines, together with the study of tides is referred to as?
Answer: Incineration

MCQ26: The following gases make-up the composition of the atmosphere except
Answer: Arsenic (Ar)

MCQ27: ___ layer of the atmosphere extend from 50km to 80km
Answer: Mesosphere

MCQ28: ___are those organisms that are able to manufacture food from simple organic substances
Answer: Producers

MCQ29: The following are realms of environment except?
Answer: Totosphere

MCQ30: ___ layer of the atmosphere extend from 15km to 50km
Answer: Stratosphere

MCQ31: ___ layer of the atmosphere serves as a medium for the exchange of water and heat between the earth and the atmosphere.
Answer: Thermosphere

MCQ32: ___ can be defined as a synthesis or an amalgam weather
Answer: Climate

MCQ33: The following are factors influencing the composition of the atmosphere except?
Answer: Scale

MCQ34: The lithosphere otherwise known as the earth’s crust is made up of?
Answer: Two parts

MCQ35: The upper part of the lithosphere is rich in minerals such as?
Answer: Alumina and Silica