Peoples and Earth's Ecosystem 1

The literal meaning of ________ is "that can be maintained" or "keep goal continuously". In ecology it refers to "conservation of ecological balance by avoiding depletion of natural resources.

• Sustainable

• Development

• Sustainable development

• Conservation

This refers to the act or instance of growth or advancement.

• Conservation

• Sustainable development

• Development

• Sustainable

It is considered major requirement of expanding cities, towns and villages. Each and every activity of man's life is now someway related to this consumption.

• Electrolytes

• Electricity

• Fossil

• Fuels

Under the three dominant views of environmental ethics; this gives intrinsic value to the individuals in nature. "All living beings are of equal inherent value".

• Anthropocentric Ethics

• Biocentric Ethics

• Ecocentric Ethics

• Egocentric Ethics

Adolph is a political leader who has a huge disregard towards humanity, but is a strong animal rights supporter and imposed strict laws in his country. Which of the following environmental ethics did Adolph possessed?

• Anthropocentric Ethics

• Biocentric Ethics

• Ecocentric Ethics

• Egocentric Ethics

What is a coal?

• It is one of the most common used fossil fuel in which the world population has extracted and used for the world population.

• It is one of the most common used fossil fuel used for ignition of fire and is chiefly responsible for the destruction of impoverished forestlands.

• It is one of the most common used fossil fuel used for transportation and communication, but delivers great threat in the environment.

• It is one of the most common used fossil fuel used as a household commodities and can be used for stoves and ovens.

Identify the chronological order of the following types of ecological ethics.

• the conservation ethics, the development ethics, the preservation ethics.

• the development ethics, the conservation ethics, the preservation ethics

• the development ethics, the preservation ethics, the conservation ethics

• the preservation, the conservation ethics, the development ethics

Which of the following is human centered in that either they assign a significantly greater amount of intrinsic value beings than to any non-human things.

• Anthropocentric Ethics

• Biocentric Ethics

• Ecocentric Ethics

• Egocentric Ethics

Which of the following gives intrinsic value to the entirely of the ecosystem. It focuses on the preservation of the biosphere as a totality: including species, populations, land, and ecosystems.

• Anthropocentric Ethics

• Biocentric Ethics

• Ecocentric Ethics

• Egocentric Ethics

This ethics refers to industries which are harmful to the health of environment and hence at large are considered as nuisance. When raw materials are processed, some waste is inevitable e.g. paper industry leads to a log of wastage and pollution of water.

• Conservation

• Environmental

• Global

• Industrial