ESS Test 2 (13th) 21-22

Natural capital is a term used to describe

• resources or services that are manufactured by humans and have value to them

• resources or services that are not manufactured by humans but have value to them

• none of the above

Choose the correct one

• Natural capital can also be processes (photosynthesis, water cycle) that maintain healthy ecosystems.

• Natural capital can only be natural resources from ecosystems

• None of the above

Natural capital (resources and processes) is important because

• it is possible to give value to ecosystems

• it can be degraded or improved

• none of the above

The true wealth of a country

• must include its natural capital (minerals, forests, rivers, etc)

• does not need to include natural capital (minerals, forests, rivers, etc)

• none of the above

Natural capital can be classified in

• Renewable, Non-renewable

• Replenishable, Non-renewable

• Renewable, Non-renewable, Replenishable

Resources that can be self-maintaining and self-producing

• Renewable Capital

• Replenishable Capital

• Non-renewable Capital

Renewable capital includes

• Living species, ecosystems

• Living species, non-living factors

• Living species, non-living factors, ecosystems

The command term describe tells you to

• give a detailed account

• consider an argument or concept in a way that unconvers the assumptions of the issue

• break down in order to bring out the essential elements or structure

The command term suggest tells you to

• give detailed account, including reasons or causes

• Propose a solution, hypothesis or other possible answer

• give detailed account

The command term explain tells you to

• propose a solution, hypothesis or other possible answer

• give detailed account, including reasons or causes

• Consider an argument in a way that unconvers the assumptions of the issue