U4AOS1 - 4.1.1

What does the term "sustainable" mean?

• Capable of being maintained in existence without interruption or diminution

• The ability to grow and expand indefinitely

• The process of using resources without any limitations

• The act of preserving historical sites

What is the main challenge of sustainability?

• To use the earth's limited resources efficiently and equitably

• To increase the consumption of resources

• To focus on economic growth only

• To reduce the population growth

Why is sustainability important?

• To ensure the current and future survival of all species

• To increase the use of non-renewable resources

• To promote industrialization without any regulations

• To focus solely on technological advancements

Which of the following is NOT included in social sustainability?

• Environmental justice

• Human health

• Job creation

• Education

What does economic sustainability include?

• Water quality

• Job creation

• Human health

• Education

Which pillar of sustainability focuses on the wellbeing of the environment?

• Social sustainability

• Economic sustainability

• Environmental sustainability

• Resource security

What is a key component of environmental sustainability?

• Profitability

• Education

• Air quality

• Human health

Which of the following is NOT one of the three pillars of sustainability?

• Social

• Economic

• Environmental

• Technological

What does the pillar of social sustainability include?

• Economic growth

• Environmental protection

• Human health and resource security

• Technological advancements

Which of the following is a way to promote social sustainability?

• Increasing industrial production

• Improving quality of life

• Reducing environmental regulations

• Enhancing technological innovation