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S3 - Human-Nature Relationship Recap

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

The following are examples of ... :

- Lowering temperature

- Removing pollutants

- Providing space for recreation

(a)  

2.

The following are examples of how ​​ (a)   :

- Raising awareness to encourage positive behaviour that does not damage the environment

  • - Environmental stewardship

  • - Greening efforts by the state

- Organise and participate in conservation efforts

3.

The following are examples of how ​​ (a)   ​ :

- Soil Compaction, leading to soil erosion

- Worsening pollution

- Disturbing wildlife

4.

The following are examples of how ​​ (a)   :

- Human-wildlife conflicts

- Perceiving environmental protection to be limiting development

5.

Choose all the ways human benefits nature. (You must pick all the correct options to score full marks)

a)

Lowering air temperature

b)

Removing pollutants through photosynthesis

c)

Raising awareness to encourage positive behaviour that does not damage nature

d)

Conservation efforts

e)

Soil erosion, caused by soil compaction

6.

Choose all the ways nature benefits humans. (You must pick all the correct options to score full marks)

a)

Lowering air temperature

b)

Removing pollutants through photosynthesis

c)

Raising awareness to encourage positive behaviour that does not damage nature

d)

Conservation efforts

e)

Provision of recreation space

7.

Choose all the ways nature bring disadvantages to humans. (You must pick all the correct options to score full marks)

a)

Urban Expansion

b)

Human-wildlife conflicts

c)

Nature area may be perceived as limiting development because of the need to protect it

d)

Lowering of air temperature

e)

Provision of recreation space

8.

Choose all the ways humans bring disadvantages to nature. (You must pick all the correct options to score full marks)

a)

Increasing soil erosion through soil compaction

b)

Damaging vegetation and habitats, especially through trampling

c)

Growing interest in outdoor recreation

d)

Worsening pollution, such as littering in nature areas and releasing chemicals into waterways.

e)

Disturbing wildlife, such as giving them food.

9.

Humans and nature ​ are _______ each other because they provide benefits and advantages to each other.

a)

mutually dependent on

b)

mutually affecting

c)

mutually helping

d)

mutually destroying

10.

Humans and nature ​ (a)   each other because they provide benefits and disadvantages to each other.

11.

Pick the ways humans DEPEND on nature (select all possible options)

a)

Nature provides oxygen to humans for their survival

b)

Nature provide resources to humans for use

c)

Nature areas helps to provide humans with a better quality of life.

d)

Humans create or expand the nature area

e)

Humans maintain and protect nature areas e.g. raise awareness, environmental conservation

12.

Pick the ways nature DEPENDS on humans (select all possible options)

a)

Nature provides oxygen to humans for their survival

b)

Nature provide resources to humans for use

c)

Nature areas helps to provide humans with a better quality of life.

d)

Humans create or expand the nature area

e)

Humans maintain and protect nature areas e.g. raise awareness, environmental conservation