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Chapter 1 Quiz EEM

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

Allows action to be taken to protect the environment at an early stage, preventing damage rather than repairing it when it has occurred.

a)

Polluter Pays Principle

b)

Prevention Principle

c)

Precuationary Principle

d)

Proximity Principle

2.

This is either anticipatory or preventative, and related to management of unknown risk where scientific uncertainty combines with the potential for substantive harm

a)

Polluter Pays Principle

b)

Prevention Principle

c)

Precuationary Principle

d)

Proximity Principle

3.

All producers of waste should be legally and financially responsible for safe handling, environmentally sound disposal and creating an incentive to produce less waste

a)

Polluter Pays Principle

b)

Prevention Principle

c)

Precuationary Principle

d)

Proximity Principle

4.

Treatment and disposal of waste should take place as near as possible to the point of production as is technically and environmentally possible.

a)

Polluter Pays Principle

b)

Prevention Principle

c)

Precuationary Principle

d)

Proximity Principle

5.

Pollutants causing adverse effects to the environment

a)

Phosphorus

b)

heavy metals

c)

Carbon

d)

Oxygen

e)

Nitrogen

6.

Pollution can be caused by activities from. . .

a)

industries

b)

agriculture

c)

municipal sewage

d)

salinization

e)

none of the above

7.

Described as the 'wise use' which determines that human exploitation is an essential aspect is referred to as. . .

a)

Wetland Policy

b)

Ramsar Convention

c)

Land Ethic

d)

Stockholm Conference

8.

Conservation is achieved when both the land and its owner end up better by reason of partnership.

a)

Wetland Policy

b)

Ramsar Convention

c)

Land Ethic

d)

Stockholm Conference

9.

Brought environmental issues to the fore in government thinking to aspire and guide the people of the world in the preservation and enhancement of human environment

a)

Wetland Policy

b)

Ramsar Convention

c)

Land Ethic

d)

Stockholm Conference

10.

Sustainability relates to the state and capacity to continue indefinitely

a)

Yes

b)

Maybe

c)

No

11.

Sustainable Development is a form of development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

a)

Yes

b)

Maybe

c)

No

12.

An international conference called for by the Brundtland Commission that resulted to making eco-efficiency a guiding principle for business and government.

a)

Earth Summit

b)

Sustainable Development

c)

Local Agenda 21

d)

World Summit

13.

A conference whose goal is integrating and setting specific time targets for plans to deal with issues such as health, children, water and poverty.

a)

Earth Summit

b)

Sustainable Development

c)

Local Agenda 21

d)

World Summit on Sustainable Development

14.

Aimed at local government, with the urgent and evocative message to "Think Global, Act Local."

a)

Earth Summit

b)

Sustainable Development

c)

Local Agenda 21

d)

World Summit on Sustainable Development

15.

Models of Sustainability and Sustainable Development

a)

Local Agenda 21

b)

Three Circles

c)

Russian Doll

d)

Environmental Footprinting