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OES Unit 3 AOS 2
OES Unit 3 AOS 2
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Companies that run a commercial operation in oe's perceive these places as a resource and a place to make money
False
True
2
The best example of a tourism operator at Wilsons prom is
Outdoor Education Group
Friends of the Prom
Parks Victoria
Pennicott Wilderness Adventures
3
Those opposed to wind farms cite this concern in the debate
loss of hang gliding opportunities
visual impacts
low frequency noise pollution
bird and bat fatalities
4
An impact of tourism practices on the coastal areas in and around Wilsons prom is
increased number of experienced surfers at local breaks
decreased numbers of fish
increased development of coastal areas
rising sea levels
5
The four factors influencing contemporary relationships are
political, social, environmental and community debates
music, art, writing and advertising
Climate change, renewable energy, water and waste management
technologies, commercialisation, depictions and risk
6
Tourism differs from recreation as the outdoor environment is traded as a commodity
True
False
7
which of the following are examples of renewables
waves and tidal energy
geothermal energy
nuclear energy
bioenergy
8
A Primary Industry that occurs in the immediate area around Wilsons Prom
Hydroelectricity Dam
Salmon Farming
Cotton Growing
Dairy Farming
9
Outdoor environments can be portrayed in
advertising
media
art
music
10
The federal labour government managed the Wonthaggi desal plant production
True
False
11
Which of the following is not an influence of technology on relationships with envs
Better access
Alienation
Performance is improved
Activities are more dangerous
12
Some impacts of commercialisation on outdoor env can be attributed to increased visitor numbers
True
False
13
Increased regulation as a social response to risk taking can lead to lower participation rates
false
true
14
The Australian Labour party has set a 50% renewable target by 2030
False
True
15
What are the four categories of human interactions with outdoor environments?
Recreation, Primary Industries, Construction and Tourism
Bushwalking, Logging, Tree Planting, Boat tours
Recreation,Primary Industries, CommercialisationConservation
Recreation, Primary Industries, Conservation, Tourism
16
Clive Palmer's party is a major Australian political party
True
False
17
The Wonthaggi Desal plant was built under the policy "Our Water, Our Future"
false
true
18
A group that is involved in conservation activities at the Prom is
VEAC
Wilderness Society
Victorian National Parks Association
The Greens
19
Media reports that exaggerate a misadventure can lower participation rates in the outdoors
True
False
20
Water shortages are a crucial part of the debate around water management
False
True
21
There is a debate around renewable energy
True
False
22
Something that is not a recreation activity
Surfing
Gold prospecting
Bushwalking
Fishing
23
Australia has an average of almost 1 degree warming since 1990
True
False
24
The main debates about climate change include
that the earth is flat
climate change is not real
the role humans play in climate change
how best to manage climate change
25
The best example of a community conservation group at Wilsons Prom is:
Parks Victoria
Friends of the Prom
Field Naturalists Club of Victoria
Surfider Foundation
26
The paradox is that each new layer of invention and innovation simultaneously enhances and separates us from theoutdoors
False
True
27
media coverage-public response-investigation inquest-legal proceedings-regulations is the correct sequence
True
False
28
Both the Greens and the ALP propose an expansion of the marine park network
True
False
29
The PII model is the best way to look at relationships to environments
False
True