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Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
Which international standards use the PDCA approach for continuous environmental improvement?
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Which is the first step in establishing an environmental management system?
Conducting an internal audit
Developing an environmental policy
Acquiring for ISO certification
Writing annual reports
Setting measurable environmental goals and objectives is part of which EMS step?
Policy Development
Planning
Implementation
Review
In the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA Cycle), the Check phase involves ___
Creating environmental policies
Monitoring and measuring results and its targets
Allocating resources
Training employees
Which EMS element focuses on defining roles, training, and communication?
Environmental Policy
Implementation and Operation
Monitoring and Measurement
Management Review
Conducting regular internal audits is part of which EMS step?
Implementation
Checking and corrective actions
Planning
Environmental Policy Development
What is green innovation?
investing in environmentally friendly products and processes
selling only to eco-conscious consumers
recycling all the plastics
What does sustainability mean for corporations?
maximizing profit regardless of environmental impact
making present needs without harming future generations ability to meet theirs
expanding markets into rural regions
The triple bottom line in sustainability refers to ____
people, planet, profit
production, profit, promotion
pollution, prevention, protection
people, policies, practices
Which environmental risks could harm future corporation profits?
Climate Change
Increased advertising
hiring more staff
ISO 14001 is ___
safety training program
an international environmental management standard
a marketing strategy
a type of renewable energy
Which of the following is not a natural resource?
Water
Forrest
Gold
Machinery
What is an Environmental Compliance Certificate?
a certificate that guarantees a project’s profitability
a permit stating that the the project has complied environmental requirements
a license to operate every equipment
a certificate for tax exemption
Under the EIS system, the document that contains the predictions and evaluation of environmental impact is called ____.
Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC)
Environmental Impact Statement
Initial Environmental Examination Report
Which law provides the legal basis for the Philippine EIS system?
Republic Act No. 8749 / The Clean Air Act
Republic Act No. 9275 / Clean Water Act
Presidential Decree 1586
Presidential Decree 1151
Which agency is responsible for implementing the Philippine EIS system?
DOE
DOST
DENR
National Economic and Development Authority
Which of the following projects typically requires a whole EIS?
large scale mining
small sari-sari store
neighborhood carwash
home-based garden
The Philippine EIS System is similar to which international practice?
Environmental Impact Assessment
Pollution Tax System
When policies ensure that natural resources remain available for future generations, they are applying the ____
Intergenerational Equity Principle
CBDR Principle
Precautionary Principle
Polluter Pays Principle
A city includes environmental impact considerations in all its infrastructure plans, this reflects the ____.
Integration Principle
Prevention Principle
Intergenerational Equity Principle
Precautionary Principle
When a factory is required to pay for cleaning up the river it has polluted this is an example of what principle?
Equity Principle
Polluter Pays Principle
Prevention Principle
Public Participation Principle
The principle of public participation in environmental policy is closely linked to which declaration?
Aarhus Convention
Kyoto Protocol
Rio Declaration
Montreal Protoco
Which international agreements reflects the Polluter Pays Principle?
they sell convention on hazardous waste
Paris Agreement on Climate Change
Kyoto Protocol
Many international environmental principles were reaffirmed in which maker 1992 conference?
Kyoto Protocol
Stockholm Conference
Rio Earth Summit
Paris Climate Agreement
Which principle promotes fairness in environmental policy ensuring that benefits and burdens are shared equally across society and generations?
Intergenerational equity principle
Polluter pays principle
Precautionary principle
Efficiency Principle
Which principle emphasizes meeting present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs?
Sustainable Development Principle
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Which principle states that lack of full scientific certainty should not be a reason for postponing measures to prevent environmental harm?
Polluter Pays Principle
Precautionary Principle
Sustainable Development Principle
Public Participation Principle
Over-population in poor rural areas often leads to?
land degradation and deforestation
higher agricultural productivity without investment
increased biodiversity
decreased rural urban migration
Which group is most vulnerable to the combined effects of poverty in rapid population growth?
high income earners
middle-aged professionals
women and children
large corporation
Which of the following is not a direct effect of high poverty levels on population dynamics?
higher birth rates
lower educational attainment
increased life expectancy
poor health outcomes
Which factor can help break the population poverty cycle?
limiting access to education
improving healthcare and family planning
increasing child labor
ignoring rural development
The three traditional main sectors of an economy are
agriculture, manufacturing, technology
primary, secondary, tertiary
The extraction and use of natural resources
primary sector
secondarily sector
tertiary sector
quaternary sector
The sector that processes raw materials into finished goods is the ____.
primary sector
secondary sector
tertiary sector
informal sector
Services such as education, healthcare, and tourism belongs to what sector?
primary sector
secondarily sector
tertiary sector
quaternary sector
A country shifting from agriculture to manufacturing is undergoing ___
deindustrialization
industrialization
urban decay
privatization
