First Sem Environmental Science Final Exam Practice

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What is Ecocentrism?

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Ecocentrism is an ethical perspective that believes in the equal value of all living organisms and their environment.

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What is the main cause of increased turbidity at the mouth of a stream?

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The turbidity is higher at the mouth because more sediments or particles have been collected along the way.

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What factors can change a stream's conductivity?

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Fertilizers and road salts spilling into the water can change a stream's conductivity.

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What does 'nature-centered' refer to in environmental ethics?

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'Nature-centered' refers to Ecocentric perspectives that prioritize the intrinsic value of nature.

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How would you describe an exponential growth curve?

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An exponential growth curve indicates that the population has NO limiting factors and will grow indefinitely.

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What is Anthropocentrism?

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Anthropocentrism is an ethical perspective that places human beings at the center of consideration, valuing human needs above all.

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What is Biocentrism?

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Biocentrism is an ethical perspective that asserts that all living beings have inherent value and rights.

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What is Technocentrism?

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Technocentrism is an ethical perspective that emphasizes the role of technology in solving environmental problems.

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What is Sustainability?

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Sustainability is the practice of meeting present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

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What is the significance of turbidity in water quality assessment?

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Turbidity is a measure of water clarity and can indicate the presence of pollutants or sediments.