17. What is Greenwashing?

Marketing spin to persuade the public that company products are going green

How much food is produced globally?

1.5 times the global population

25. What is Scientific Theory?

a. The explanation of a phenomenon, and explains why the universe works

a. The want or scarcity of food

26. The goal of the learning process is that after a learning episode, a learner should have acquired what three skills?

a. New skill, new knowledge, and a new attitude

36. What is food insecurity?

a. Lack of consistent access to food

7. What is the difference between morals and ethics?

Morals are concepts while ethics are rules of conduct fora particular group

6. What does GPI (Genuine Progress Indicator) do?

domestic product that adds positive contributions and deducts negative

What is a nonmarket value?

c. They are not part of the price of a good or service

4. What is GDP vs GPI?

c. GPI balances GDP spending against external costs

a crossbred individual to show qualities more to those of both parents

8. Which is an example of an intrinsic value of an ecosystem?

b. Hosting a wide variety of plant and animal species

5. Contingent Valuation.

is how much people are willing to pay to save natural resources via surveys

22. What is the order of the top 4 most grown crops in the U.S? Rank 1 ->4

c. Sugarcane, corn, rice, and wheat

11. What are ethical standards?

c. Criteria used to differentiate between what is right and wrong

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17. What is Greenwashing?
b. Organizations are going green
Marketing spin to persuade the public that company products are going green
d. Using eco-friendly cleaning products
c. Money laundering
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How much food is produced globally?
not enough
4 times the global population
1.5 times the global population
half times the global population
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25. What is Scientific Theory?
a. None of the above
a. The explanation of a phenomenon, and explains why the universe works
a. Description of an observed phenomenon
observation that has been mathematically measured and repeatedly confirmed
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16. Who promoted the preservation ethic stating we should protect nature in its unaltered state?
c. Charles Darwin
b. Gifford Pinchot
d. Ralph Emerson
a. John Muir
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2. What is NOT a part of environmental value?
b. Educational Value
a. Use Value
d. Economic Value
c. Existence Value
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14. Which is not new federal government legislation?
d. Sustainable Ecosystem Act
c. National Environmental Policy Act
b. Clean Air Act
a. Endangered Species Conservation Act
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19. The Farming Mother was first found where?
d. South Africa
b. China
c. No way to know
a. The Americas
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What is hunger
a. The want or scarcity of food
a. The want of a carbohydrate, protein, and fat with a meal
a. Lack of nutritional elements
Lack of consistent access to enough food for everyone to live a healthy lif
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20. Spring wheat is sown in the ___ and harvested in the ____.
b. Winter; spring
a. Fall; spring
c. Spring; summer
d. Spring; fall
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15. What were the different points of views between Pinchot and Muir?
c. Muir believed that nature should be prioritized over materialism
b. Pinchot believed we should use natural resources wisely
d. Both B & C
a. They held the same beliefs
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26. The goal of the learning process is that after a learning episode, a learner should have acquired what three skills?
a. New language, a new skill, and a new attitude
a. New skill, new knowledge, and a new attitude
a. New skill, new language, and new strength
a. New knowledge, new strengths, and new skills
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36. What is food insecurity?
a. Food is indecisive
a. You have food but you don’t like it
a. You have no food
a. Lack of consistent access to food
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What percentage of food is wasted globally?
30-40%
40-50%
75-85%
15-25%
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7. What is the difference between morals and ethics?
d. Morals are more flexible than ethics
Morals are concepts while ethics are rules of conduct fora particular group
a. Morals are how you feel, and ethics are what you practice
c. Nothing, they are the same
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Cornmeal can be used for
corn chips
pizza crust
english muffins
all of the above
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6. What does GPI (Genuine Progress Indicator) do?
b. Measures the progress of an economic system for future projections
Measures the value of the economy on economic consumption and debt values
where the economy is headed based on the product consumption of the nation
domestic product that adds positive contributions and deducts negative
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3. What is GDP?
a. Gross Domestic Product
c. Gross Dominion of Product
b. Goods of Domestic Price
d. Gained Domestic Product
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9. What is the Environment?
b. Everyone around usa. Everyone around us
c. All living and nonliving things we interact with
d. All of the above
a. The natural world as a whole or particular geographical area
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What is a nonmarket value?
a. It is a part of the economic value to determine prices.
d. They are not important to the economy, so they do not matter
b. It is made up of things that aren’t worth a dollar amount
c. They are not part of the price of a good or service
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4. What is GDP vs GPI?
d. GDP and GPI have nothing in common
a. Comparing the economic values to the spending value
b. The value of the GDP correlates with GPI to determine values
c. GPI balances GDP spending against external costs
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13. What contributed to the environmental issues in the 60s and 70s?
c. Industrial smog
a. Global warming
d. Climate change
b. Diseases
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31. How has global fish catch been able to remain stable?
a. Catching from deeper waters
a. All the above
a. More time spent catching fish
a. Traveling longer distances to less fished areas
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23. Who created the world’s first FARM
Pilgrims
Women
Hunters and Gatherers
Farmers
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What is Heterosis
a. Two distinct inbreeds crossed to produce unique characteristics
organism deriving its nutritional requirements complex organic substances
a crossbred individual to show qualities more to those of both parents
a. A stable distribution of states
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12. What are the biggest factors that influence the environmental perspective?
b. Culture and worldview
a. Morals and ethics
c. Firsthand experience and peer-reviewed research
d. Upbringing and education
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8. Which is an example of an intrinsic value of an ecosystem?
b. Hosting a wide variety of plant and animal species
a. Producing a resource that humans need to survive
c. Providing materials useful for humans
d. Being an appealing site for recreational activities
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5. Contingent Valuation.
a. Is an estimating system that guesses how much money people spend
a government evaluation system that determines the value of the ecosystem
is how much people are willing to pay to save natural resources via surveys
d. Shows the true value of a protected natural ecosystem
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27. In science hypothesis can …
a. All the above
a. Be proven true
a. Be accepted
a. Be Rejected
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22. What is the order of the top 4 most grown crops in the U.S? Rank 1 ->4
a. Wheat, sugarcane, rice, and corn
c. Sugarcane, corn, rice, and wheat
b. Wheat, rice, sugarcane, and corn
d. Corn, Sugarcane, rice, and wheat
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18. Which movement prioritized preserving nature over materialism?
c. Modern Environmental Movement
b. Environmentalism
a. Transcendentalism
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35. In what year were underdeveloped countries considered chronically undernourished?
1999
2022
1960
1930
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21. More than 1 out of every 3 acres of land on earth is used for what?
a. Produce food and fiber
c. Creating jobs and farming
d. Provide housing and food
b. Produce wheat and corn
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32. If current practices continue, the world’s fisheries will be exhausted by:
a. 2070
a. 2090
a. 2050
a. 2030
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11. What are ethical standards?
b. Rules made by a group regarding how they should act
c. Criteria used to differentiate between what is right and wrong
d. None of the above
a. Whatever you feel is correct
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How are hunger and malnutrition related to poverty
a. People in poverty face food insecurity
a. All the above
a. They have low access to quality water
a. People have less access to health services

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