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WorksheetsUnit 3 AOS 2 quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What are the four types of interactions we analyse?
Recreation, conservation, politics, legislation
Conservation, agriculture, recreation, tourism
Primary industries, recreation, conservation, tourism
Tourism, primary industries, politics, recreation
Mining and logging are considered to be:
Agriculture
Primary industries
Secondary industries
Tertiary industries
Revegetation and erosion control fall under which interaction:
(a)
In the cathedral ranges state park; which form of primary industries is currently operating?
(a)
Check any below which you you would consider minimal-impact strategies.
Carry-in, carry-out
Using only designated fire zones
Boot scrapers
Elevated boardwalk trails
Check any below which you you would consider management strategies.
Carry-in, carry-out
Using only designated fire zones
Boot scrapers
Elevated boardwalk trails
The area between Cape Paterson and Inverloch is designated Marine national park, which means:
you can’t:
fish from the shore or a boat, dive to spear or collect fish or shellfish, collect bait set traps and nets.
you can:
fish from the shore or a boat, dive to spear or collect fish or shellfish, collect bait set traps and nets.
You can't surf between the flags
there are dinosaur bones
Check all which apply to ecotourism
Natural or intact environments
Minimal impact strategies
Profits reused for conservation
Environmental education incorporated
Technological advances in outdoor equipment often leads to increased participation which can:
Increase connection and, hence, conservation
Increase negative impacts
Increase costs
Increase the need for controls, management and licensing
Which professional surfer started the movement toward artificial wave pools for competition?
(a)
Name one influence of technology on relationships with natural environments
(a)
Name one are where surf technology has progressed in recent decades.
(a)
Describe the way technology has influenced relationships with natural environments in an activity of your own choice.
Go and revise/review pages 189-208 of your text and fix up the bits you're getting wrong.
