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DIRECTIONS Earth Day is April 22. To celebrate on-line click on the links below and find the answers to the questions. Write your answers on a piece of paper, or on the reproducible provided by your teacher.

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1. What are two of the environmental dangers to the world's many oceans and their rich marine life?

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2. What is one way you can help make Earth a cleaner place?

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3. Name one Earth Day event that will happen in or near your hometown.

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4. In what year was the first Earth Day celebration?

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5. Adopt a virtual rain forest animal. Which animal did you pick?

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6. What is the name of America’s first national park?

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7. Go to the test about garbage at this site. What’s the best way to dispose of a light bulb?

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8. Visit Recycle City, find the Community Warehouse on the map, and follow the prompts to take a look inside. How many of the items listed below are being recycled in the warehouse?

(A) Dinnerware
(C) Furniture
(B)
Clothing
(D) Office equipment
(E) Appliances
(F) Lamps

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9. Read “On the Trail of the Missing Ozone.” From what does the Earth’s ozone layer protect us?

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