OES - 1.1.1 - Use and meanings of common terms.

Define human nature:

• The way the world is controlled including it's weather patterns.

• The country an individual originates from.

• Relationships between two individuals, how they treat one another and interact.

• The psychological characteristics, feelings and behavioural traits of individuals.

A term which is commonly debated the past couple of years, a key aspect of human nature..

• Nature versus natural.

• Nature versus nurture.

• Urban versus built environment.

• Urban versus rural environment.

Select the word below that best describes the image:

• Wilderness.

• Unnatural.

• Sustainability.

• Drought.

Select an example of intrinsic motivation

• Visiting outdoor environments to take photos for your social media and gain instagram followers.

• Doing a trail run to win a trophy.

• Getting paid to walk your neighbours dog.

• Going for a hike for fun.

Select the type of environment you can see in the image.

• Mallee

• Alps

• Heathland

• Coastal/marine

A plateau in OES can be best described as:

• Performing the same without improvement for an extended period of time.

• An area of elevated relatively flat land.

• An area of land completely untouched by humans.

• An environment where flora and fauna usually live.

The 'biosphere' is:

• An area which is dominated by shrubland, mainly on infertile soil.

• A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna.

• The earth's surface where life dwells.

• The concentration of salt in water.

A 'biome' is:

• An area which is dominated by shrubland, mainly on infertile soil.

• A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna.

• The earth's surface where life dwells.

• The concentration of salt in water.

This image displays:

• Introduced flora.

• Australian flora.

• Introduced fauna.

• Australian fauna.

The image displays which kind of environment?

• Mallee.

• Grassland.

• Alps.

• Heathland.