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What defines a perspective?

• A personal viewpoint influenced by experiences

• A universal scientific truth

• A government policy

• A legal framework

Which of the following does NOT shape perspectives?

• Cultural background

• Scientific discoveries

• Personal experiences

• Fixed biological traits

How can perspectives change over time?

• Through education and exposure to new information

• By maintaining the same beliefs indefinitely

• By rejecting alternative viewpoints

• Through lack of engagement in discussions

What is an example of an environmental perspective?

• Choosing to recycle plastics

• Watching television

• Buying a new luxury car

• Ignoring climate change reports

A deep ecologist believes in:

• Prioritizing economic growth over nature

• Protecting ecosystems for their intrinsic value

• Exploiting natural resources for profit

• Relying solely on technology for solutions

Which worldview supports the idea that technology can solve environmental issues?

• Anthropocentrism

• Ecocentrism

• Technocentrism

• Biocentrism

An anthropocentric perspective places the highest priority on:

• Economic development

• Environmental sustainability

• The intrinsic value of nature

• Eliminating technology

What was the main focus of Rachel Carson’s "Silent Spring"?

• Air pollution regulation

• The harmful effects of pesticides

• Overpopulation concerns

• Promotion of fossil fuels

Which factor led to the rise of the environmental movement?

• Increased industrialization

• Air and water pollution concerns

• The rise of digital technology

• Advancements in space exploration

What does the Paris Agreement aim to achieve?

• Reduce global greenhouse gas emissions

• Promote economic expansion

• Increase fossil fuel consumption

• Limit urban development