EESA01H3 Midterm: EESA01 2015 Midterm Exam

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University of toronto scarborough instructor: prof. carl mitchell. Mid-term examination: saturday, october 24, 2015, 9-10:30 am. This mid-term examination has 60 questions and is worth 25% of your final grade. Use the following for questions 1 through 4: professor mitchell has installed a series of weather and water related instrumentation in a study plot near campus. He consistently finds that with greater temperature, soil moisture decreases more. Bruce makes the comment that every time it rains, he feels colder. ________ stage of the demographic transition: revolutionary, stabilization, post-industrial, transitional, pre-industrial, an open system allows energy, but not matter to pass into or out of its boundaries, true, false, running makes you sweat. Sweating provides water at the surface of your skin to increase latent energy transfer, which cools you. This is an example of a ________: anaerobic metabolism, dynamic equilibrium, positive feedback loop, hydrology, negative feedback loop, wolves hunting and killing rabbits cause the rabbit population to fall.