Environmental Ethics: Balancing Human Needs and Conservation

What is the main idea of the passage?

• The history of environmental ethics.

• The importance of individual actions in environmental conservation.

• The balance between human needs and environmental conservation.

• The role of technology in solving environmental problems.

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Main idea

Which of the following statements reflects Dr. Jane Goodall’s point of view as mentioned in the passage?

• Economic development should be prioritized over environmental protection.

• Every individual has a significant role in addressing environmental issues.

• Technology is the sole solution to environmental problems.

• Cultural perspectives have little impact on environmental ethics.

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Point of view

How does the passage illustrate the relationship between economic development and environmental conservation?

• By describing the challenges faced by developing countries in balancing these two needs.

• By showing how developed countries have solved the issue.

• By arguing that economic development is more important than environmental conservation.

• By stating that environmental conservation has no impact on economic development.

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Interaction of ideas

What is the primary structure of the passage?

• Chronological order, detailing the history of environmental ethics.

• Cause and effect, showing how human actions impact the environment.

• Compare and contrast, between different approaches to environmental ethics.

• Problem and solution, presenting the issue of environmental ethics and potential solutions.

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Text structure