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WorksheetsMoral, Social and Environmental Issues
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the main topic illustrated in the diagram?
Moral, Social and Environmental Issues
Electronic Components and Circuits
Programming Languages
Computer Networks
Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of renewable energy in the diagram?
Solar
Wind
Coal
Water Power
________ is a responsibility that includes staff training and skills updating, tariffs and customs tax, and remote manufacture.
Economic Responsibility
Legal Responsibility
Environmental Responsibility
Which of the following is a consequence of remote manufacture according to the diagram?
High pay
Workers abroad poorly paid
Improved working conditions
What are the 'Six Rs' mentioned under sustainability?
Reduce, Reuse, Refuse, Rethink, Repair, Recycle
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recreate, Rebuild, Refurbish
Which of the following is NOT an environmental effect listed in the diagram?
Mining
Deforestation
Urbanization
Decline in wildlife diversity
________ is associated with ethical advertising, promoting sustainability, and promoting over consumption.
The Media
Automobile Industry
'Obsolescence' in the diagram refers to planned and perceived obsolescence.
True
False
________ is a climate change effect that includes drought, flooding, acid rain, and global warming.
Environmental Effects
Economic Policies
Technological Advances
An education system should ensure that each citizen is capable of making independent moral judgements based on an understanding of _______ and democracy.
freedom
economics
technology
The most energy consuming electrical devices in your home are:
Refrigerator, air conditioner, and water heater
Television and radio
Table lamp and alarm clock
Using rechargeable batteries is better than just replacing depleted batteries with new ones.
True
False
What is meant by the term, ‘Carbon Footprint’?
The amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere by human activities.
A type of fossil fuel used for energy.
A process of planting trees to reduce pollution.
What is wrong with the Materials Economy?
It is sustainable and efficient.
It leads to environmental degradation and resource depletion.
It promotes recycling and conservation.
Which of the following best describes why someone might buy the most up to date version of a product?
Because it is the latest and has new features
Because the old version is broken
Because it is cheaper than the previous version
It is morally right for employers to pay their workers a fair wage / salary for their work because:
It ensures justice and respects workers' rights.
It increases company profits regardless of worker welfare.
It encourages workers to accept lower standards of living.
Continuous Improvement (CI) refers to:
A one-time change in a process
A continuous effort to improve products, services, or processes
A process of reducing employee workload only
The British Standards Institute Kite Mark means:
The product meets British safety and quality standards
The product is made in Britain
The product is handmade
The Conformite European (CE) Symbol means:
The product meets European safety, health, and environmental protection requirements.
The product is made in Europe.
The product is certified by the United Nations.
Which of the following is an example of a product with planned obsolescence?
A smartphone with a non-replaceable battery
A wooden chair
A stainless steel water bottle
A ceramic mug
Professional football teams introduce a new kit every season mainly because:
They want to confuse their fans.
It helps in marketing and generating revenue through merchandise sales.
Players demand new kits every year.
Which of the following is an example of an environmental law that protects the environment?
Clean Air Act
Income Tax Act
Copyright Law
Consumer Protection Act
Which of the following industries should be encouraged to set up in this country?
High-tech manufacturing
Tobacco production
Illegal arms manufacturing
Polluting chemical plants
