MCQ Bank
A sustainability strategy is not appropriate for every ______ development organization.
- A) Economical
- B) Environmental
- C) Social
- D) Political
___________ means complex society characterized by urban development.
- A) Modern industrial
- B) Economic growth
- C) Urban civilization
- D) Industrialization
Which of the following groups are aligned in a ‘border zone’ on the margins of power at the political economic center of society?
- A) Hierarchical
- B) Individualist
- C) Patriarchal
- D) Egalitarian
Which of the following refers to untouched, unspoiled forest that exists in its original condition?
- A) Primary
- B) Steamy
- C) Tropical
- D) Secondary
Good science establishes in the form of:
- A) Internationalist approach
- B) Conflict approach
- C) Assimilative approach
- D) Symbolic approach
Poorly designed and constructed buildings use more energy, increasing the demand on energy production that is leading to:
- A) Ecological feminism
- B) Environmental development
- C) Global warming
- D) Environmental claims
Anthropogenic fire defined the historical ecology as a means of alerting the landscape in a way that is better suited for:
- A) Ecological needs
- B) Sociological needs
- C) Animal’s needs
- D) Human needs
Which of the following arrangements are based on the laws of the marketplace?
- A) Egalitarian
- B) Individualist
- C) Patriarchal
- D) Hierarchical
Biochemist theory claims that the areas of German forests would be dead within five years due to damage from:
- A) Rain
- B) Acid rain
- C) Cold fusion
- D) Flood
Environmental risk must be followed up by _______actions to lessen or control the risk that has been identified.
- A) Political
- B) Social
- C) Religious
- D) Economical
Which of the following paradigm has conflicting assumptions towards Human Exemptionalism Paradigm?
- A) New Ecological Paradigm
- B) Social Ecological Paradigm
- C) Old Ecological Paradigm
- D) Symbolic Ecological Paradigm
Our lives and economies depend on energy from the:
- A) Solar capital
- B) All of the given options
- C) Natural resources
- D) Natural services
Popularizers are employed as:
- A) Scientists
- B) Anthropologists
- C) Ecologist
- D) Sociologist
Which of the following paradigm states that culture has the capacity to accumulate and innovate, making it an unbounded resource capable of solving all-natural problems?
- A) Human Exemptionalism Paradigm
- B) New Ecological Paradigm
- C) Social Ecological Paradigm
- D) Old Ecological Paradigm
How many roles are played by scientific consultants in the environmental policy-making process?
- A) Two
- B) Five
- C) Three
- D) Four
Which of the following theorist defined risk society as a society increasingly worried with the future?
- A) Emile Durkheim
- B) Hilary Rose
- C) Ulrich Beck
- D) Anthony Giddens
Who among the following claimed that human-environmental relationships were unimportant sociologically because humans are 'exempt' from environmental forces via cultural change?
- A) Human Exceptionalism Paradigm
- B) New Ecological Paradigm
- C) Old Ecological Paradigm
- D) Social Ecological Paradigm
The most common form of anthropocentric fire is:
- A) Controlled burns
- B) Soil burns
- C) Ash burns
- D) Coal burns
The process of adapting wild plants and animals for human use is known as:
- A) Irrigation
- B) Cultivation
- C) Deforestation
- D) Domestication
The most concentrated deforestation occurs in:
- A) Tropical rain-forests
- B) Second growth forests
- C) Rain forests
- D) Cold forests