ESS Test 6 (11th) 21-22

Natural capital is defined as

• human-made products which have intrinsic value

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

• investment money to start a business

Natural capital is important because

• it helps us to give value to ecosystems

• it gives us a better understanding of economy

• none

A country's true wealth

• is independant of nature

• must not include natural capital

• must include natural capital

Natural resources managed to provide a sustainable natural income from good or services

• Natural income

• Natural capital

• Natural ecosystems

What does LEDCs mean?

• Latino Economic Development Centers

• Less Economically Developed Countries

• Lawrence Economic Development Corporation

What does MEDCs mean?

• More Economically Developed Countries

• Muscat Electricity Distribution Company

• None

Renewable resources are those which

• can be replaced or restock in a relatively short period of time

• can be replaced or restock in a relatively long period of time

• none

Non-renewable resources are those which

• can be replace or restock in long periods of time

• exist in finite amounts on Earth and are nor renewed or replaced after they have been used

• none

Replenishable resources are those which

• can be replaced over a very long period of time

• can be replaced or restock over a short period of time

• none

Recyclable resources are those whose

• parts can be physically transformed into "raw" material again

• parts cannot be transformed into any useful material again

• none