$5 - $10 12th Grade Earth Sciences Assessment

Includes a set of 10 questions with separate answer key. Written at a 9th grade level.

Includes 1 set for each of the 7 episodes of season 2 of Blue Planet.

This Power Point presentation covers objectives 7.1, 7.2, 7.3 and 7.4 for Topic 7 as listed in Cambridge Environmental Management AS 2025 - 2027 syllabus. The slides are fully editable, so if you want to add, change, or delete something, it's easy! Make it your way!

Major topics: types of acid deposition, formation of acid deposition, impacts of acid deposition on: aquatic environments, vegetation and crops, stone and brick buildings, photochemical smog/ground level ozone, impacts of photochemical smog, description of different strategies for managing air pollution as listed in the syllabus, causes and effects of ozone depletion, the impacts associated with the use of some alternatives to ozone depleting substances, international agreements, and more.

For AS Level Environmental Management
Aligned to the newest AICE syllabus for Topic 7: Managing the atmosphere

• 7.1 Acid deposition
• 7.2 Photochemical smog
• 7.3 Managing air pollution
• 7.4 Ozone depletion

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Includes a set of 10 questions for each of the 8 episodes from season 1 of Blue Planet. Each episode comes with a separate answer key.

Written at a 9th grade level.