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WorksheetsCH 2 Environmental Science Putman
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
__________ Seeks to define what is right and what is wrong.
a)
Ethics
b)
Ecology
c)
Environment
d)
educators
2.
__________The view that all environmental responsibility is derived from human interests alone.
a)
Biocentrism
b)
Ecofeminism
c)
Anthropocentrism
d)
Deep Ecology
3.
Meaning all forms of life have an inherent right to exist.
a)
biodiversity
b)
ecology
c)
ecofeminism
d)
Biocentrism
4.
______________The view that there are important theoretical, historical, and empirical connections between how society treats women and how it treats the environment.
a)
Ecofeminism
b)
Social Ecology
c)
Biocentrism
d)
Anthropocentrism
5.
______________The view that social hierarchies are directly connected to behaviors that lead to environmental destruction.
a)
Ecofeminism
b)
ecology
c)
economic
d)
Social Ecology
6.
_______________The generally economic view that a new spiritual sense of oneness with the Earth is the essential starting point for a more healthy relationship with the environment.
a)
Environmental Pragmatism
b)
Deep Ecology
c)
Environmental Aesthetics
d)
AnthroSocial
7.
An approach that focuses on policy rather than ethics.
a)
Deep Ecology
b)
Environmental Aesthetics
c)
Animal Rights/Welfare
d)
Environmental Pragmatism
8.
_______________The study of how to appreciate beauty in the natural world.
a)
Environmental Aesthetics
b)
Environmental Pragmatism
c)
Animal Rights/Welfare
d)
Deep Ecology
9.
This position asserts that humans have a strong moral obligation to nonhuman animals.
a)
Development Approach
b)
Environmental Aesthetics
c)
Biocentrism
d)
Animal Rights/Welfare
10.
_________Assumes that the human race is and should be master of nature and that the Earth and its resources exist solely for our benefit and pleasure.
a)
Deep Ecology
b)
Development Approach
c)
External Costs
d)
Environmental Economics
11.
_________ _______Tends to strike a balance between unrestrained development and preservationist.
a)
Forrest Ethics
b)
Conservationist Approach
c)
Sustainable Development
d)
Environmental Justice
12.
______ _______ Meeting the needs of current generations without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs.
a)
External Costs
b)
Internal Costs
c)
Intermediate Costs
d)
Sustainable Development
13.
__________ _________The social justice expression of environmental ethics.
a)
Environmental Justice
b)
External Costs
c)
Internal Costs
d)
Environmental Economics
14.
______ are Legal entities designed to operate at a profit.
a)
Business
b)
Corporations
c)
Schools
d)
Countries
15.
____________Public or the environment, rather than the corporation, pays these costs.
a)
Ecological costs
b)
Economical Costs
c)
External Costs
d)
Natural Capitalism
16.
_____ _______The idea that businesses can both expand their profits and take good care of the environment.
a)
Natural Capitalism
b)
Environmental Economics
c)
Development Approach
d)
Industrial Ecology
17.
________ _____ _______ Promote accounting techniques that make visible all of the social and environmental costs of doing business so that these costs can no longer be externalized by corporate decision makers.
a)
Ecological and Environmental Economics
b)
Industrial and commercial Ecology
c)
Ecological Environmental Justice
18.
_________ ______Emerged that links industrial production and environmental quality.
a)
Private Ecology
b)
Public Ecology
c)
Commercial Ecology
d)
Industrial Ecology
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