Adaptasi dan Mitigasi Lingkungan

The ability of living beings to adapt to their environment is defined as....

• Adaptation

• Aspiration

• Mitigation

• Migration

Efforts to reduce and mitigate the adverse effects of environmental changes are called...

• Migration

• Adaptation

• Mitigation

• Aspiration

Birds that migrate during winter are examples of adaptation...

• Morphology

• Physiology

• Behavior

• Evolution

Physiological adaptation is shown by the following statement, except...

• Camels store water in their humps

• Fish excrete ammonia through their gills

• Ducks have webbed feet

• Humans sweat in hot weather

The following is an example of mitigation in the agricultural sector...

• Planting drought-resistant varieties

• Using electric vehicles

• Creating terraces on sloping land

• Building pump houses

The installation of solar panels as a power source is included in mitigation in the sector...

• Agriculture

• Energy

• Forestry

• Urban planning

Mitigation efforts in waste management include...

• Increasing the use of chemical fertilizers

• Burning all waste

• Reducing the use of plastic bags and sorting waste

• Replacing plants with imported varieties

Why is adaptation and mitigation important for humans?

• To live in urban areas

• To accelerate environmental changes

• To maintain environmental balance and survival

• To make the environment warmer

The following is an example of morphological adaptation...

• Snakes shed their skin periodically

• Cows produce enzymes to digest grass

• Ducks have webbed feet for swimming

• Owls hunt at night

The main purpose of living beings to adapt is...

• To change the environment according to their wishes

• To reduce the population of other species

• To survive in changing environmental conditions

• To dominate the food chain