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CH01.3 QUIZ Review
CH01.3 QUIZ Review
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Affluence
When a quantity increases at a fixed percentage per unit of time.
A higher level of resource consumption.
The study of varying beliefs about what is right and wrong.
A lack of protein and other nutrients needed for good health.
2
The idea that people are part of, and dependent on, nature represents a(n) __________
Planetary management environmental worldview.
Life-centered environmental worldview.
Stewardship environmental worldview.
Earth-centered environmental worldview.
3
Exponential growth
A lack of protein and other nutrients needed for good health
It occurs when a quantity increases at a fixed percentage per unit of time
A condition in which people lack enough money to fulfill their basic needs.
A higher level of resource consumption.
4
Environmental ethics
It occurs when a quantity increases at a fixed percentage per unit of time.
Your set of assumptions and values concerning the natural world
A lack of protein and other nutrients needed for good health
The study of varying beliefs about what is right and wrong
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The trend of being isolated from nature is also known as Natural Deficit Disorder
False
True
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Which one of the worldviews in the table above corresponds to a Life Centered View?
B
C
A
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People living in extreme poverty are living on less than $1.90 per day.
True
False
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Which of the following is NOT a result of affluence that is harmful to the environment?
Increased access to products from other parts of the world.
Higher levels of per capita resource consumption.
Lower quality of life.
Lower birth rates.
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How does full-cost pricing help create economic sustainability?
It is an effective way to prevent unbalanced affluence.
It reflects the true environmental cost of goods and services.
It reduces ecological footprints to create an ecological deficit.
It allows people to find sustainable, low-cost products.
10
A subsidy is a city located beneath the ground.
False
True
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A life-centered worldview is particularly concerned with which of the following?
avoiding human activities that may hasten the extinction of other species.
finding more effective ways to manage Earth as a support system for humans
Understanding how people are part of, and dependent on, nature.
identifying and protecting species that can contribute to humans’ survival.
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Products that include full-price costs are cheaper than products that do not include full-price costs.
False
True
13
Which one of the worldviews in the table above corresponds to a Earth Centered View?
A
C
B
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There are 900 million people living in extreme poverty.
False
True
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People living in poverty suffer from malnutrition, but they do not suffer from diseases related to lack of clean water
False
True
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Environmental worldview
A higher level of resource consumption.
Your set of assumptions and values concerning the natural world.
A lack of protein and other nutrients needed for good health
It occurs when a quantity increases at a fixed percentage per unit of time.
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Which one of the worldviews in the table above corresponds to a Human Centered View?
B
C
A
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Malnutrition
A condition in which people lack enough money to fulfill their basic needs.
A higher level of resource consumption.
A lack of protein and other nutrients needed for good health
Your set of assumptions and values about the natural world.
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The ways to resolve the problems with the planet’s environment is clear and easy.
False
True
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Poverty
A condition in which people lack enough money to fulfill their basicneeds
A higher level of resource consumption.
A lack of protein and other nutrients needed for good health
The study of varying beliefs about what is right and wrong.