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Grade 10 Biology — Evolution & Ecology — Reading Comprehension — Human Impact Free printable reading comprehension passage about human impact. Students read and answer questions to build understanding of human impact. For 10th Grade (ages 15–16).
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Human Impact SCIENCE · 10TH GRADE Name Date Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Human activity now changes Earth's systems at a scale comparable to natural processes. Burning fossil fuels adds carbon dioxide to the atmosphere; clearing forests removes carbon sinks and destroys habitat; intensive agriculture releases methane and nitrous oxide and depletes soil; urban growth seals land and alters local water cycles. Plastic and chemical pollution spread through food chains, and species are being lost at rates far above the background fossil rate. The effects interact rather than adding up neatly — a warming climate pushes species towards the poles and to higher ground, but fragmented, developed landscapes block the routes. Because many impacts persist for centuries, the timing of action matters as much as its size. Questions: 1 Name three human activities that alter Earth's systems and say how. 2 Why does habitat fragmentation make warming worse for species? 3 Why does the timing of action matter? www.littleactivity.com 10th Grade · Science
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Human Impact SCIENCE · 10TH GRADE Name Date Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Human activity now changes Earth's systems at a scale comparable to natural processes. Burning fossil fuels adds carbon dioxide to the atmosphere; clearing forests removes carbon sinks and destroys habitat; intensive agriculture releases methane and nitrous oxide and depletes soil; urban growth seals land and alters local water cycles. Plastic and chemical pollution spread through food chains, and species are being lost at rates far above the background fossil rate. The effects interact rather than adding up neatly — a warming climate pushes species towards the poles and to higher ground, but fragmented, developed landscapes block the routes. Because many impacts persist for centuries, the timing of action matters as much as its size. Questions: 1 Name three human activities that alter Earth's systems and say how. 2 Why does habitat fragmentation make warming worse for species? 3 Why does the timing of action matter? www.littleactivity.com 10th Grade · Science
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