TOPIC 1 : 1.1.1 : KOGNITY - CHOOSE

What best describes a worldview?

• A belief system that influences how people interpret the world

• A government-imposed set of policies

• A temporary personal opinion

• A purely scientific framework

What is an anthropocentric worldview?

• Prioritizing human well-being above all else

• Seeing humans as equal to nature

• Valuing only economic progress

• Rejecting technological advancements

How does a biocentric worldview differ from an anthropocentric one?

• It places equal moral value on all living things

• It focuses only on scientific reasoning

• It ignores human interests entirely

• It promotes rapid industrialization

What is the main idea behind the stewardship worldview?

• Humans should dominate nature

• Humans have a duty to care for the environment

• Nature exists solely for economic gain

• Environmental conservation is unnecessary

Which worldview argues that nature has intrinsic value?

• Utilitarianism

• Ecocentrism

• Capitalism

• Imperialism

What is the precautionary principle?

• Acting to prevent environmental harm even with incomplete scientific data

• Waiting for full scientific certainty before taking action

• Ignoring potential environmental risks

• Prioritizing short-term economic gains

How do indigenous worldviews often differ from industrialized worldviews?

• They emphasize deep connections between humans and nature

• They prioritize economic development over sustainability

• They reject environmental conservation

• They ignore ethical considerations

Which factor influences worldviews the most?

• Political leadership

• Personal experiences, culture, and education

• The availability of technology

• Random events

What is an example of a policy that reflects an ecocentric worldview?

• Banning all forms of environmental activism

• Promoting renewable energy and biodiversity conservation

• Expanding fossil fuel extraction

• Allowing unlimited deforestation

Which statement best describes a technocentric worldview?

• Technology will solve all environmental problems

• Humans should avoid using technology

• Natural processes should determine environmental decisions

• The economy should function without any regulations