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TEST 1Versión en línea TEST 1 por Silvia Urueta 1 Why is important environmental sustainability? a It is crutial for increasing the value of local production and products; prolonging the lifecycle of materials; increasing the value of timeless garments; reducing the amount of waste b It is essential to the long-term prosperity of global companies. c It is important for environmental quality; in order to have healthy communities, we need clean air, natural resources, and a nontoxic environment. d It has the potential to make the world a better place – by bringing economic benefits to poorer destinations, through cultural exchange & understanding, and through self growth 2 What is Not a sustainable practice? a Reusing b Burning c Recycling d Reducing 3 What is wrong with burning trash? a Incinerator companies have done a great job green-washing their true impacts on communities by implying that so-called “waste-to-incineration.” b People lose their important stuff. c Clothes receive smoke smell. d Incinerators release thousands of pollutants that contaminate our air, soil, and water. 4 Renewable resources: a Include iron, gas, and copper. b Are all living resources. c Can be replenished over months, year, or decades. d Have finite supplies that will one day be used up. 5 Which of the following sources of energy is non-renewable? a Fuel. b Water. c Wind. d Sun. 6 A sustainable country is: a A country that use clean energy b A country tha reduce the pollution that they generate c A country that recycle, reuse and reduce d All are correct 7 Organic waste, like fruits and vegetables, is considered: a Just waste b Biodegradable c Non-biodegradable d Reusable food 8 Energy from the sun is known as: a Hydroelectric energy b Wind energy c Nuclear energy d Solar energy 9 Oil, natural gas, and coal are called ________resources because they are not easy to replace. a Conservation b Disappearing c Nonrenewable d Natural 10 Using resources in such a way that we continue living in a developed world, but at the same time we protect the environment. This is the definition of: a Ecological precautions b Ecology c Suspensability d Sustainability Feedback 1 Environmental sustainability 2 Sustainable practices 3 Burning: a toxic practice 4 Renewable resources 5 Non-renewable energy resourses. 6 Sustainable countries 7 Organic waste 8 Solar energy 9 Non-renewable resourses. 10 Sustainability

1

Why is important environmental sustainability?

a

It is crutial for increasing the value of local production and products; prolonging the lifecycle of materials; increasing the value of timeless garments; reducing the amount of waste

b

It is essential to the long-term prosperity of global companies.

c

It is important for environmental quality; in order to have healthy communities, we need clean air, natural resources, and a nontoxic environment.

d

It has the potential to make the world a better place – by bringing economic benefits to poorer destinations, through cultural exchange & understanding, and through self growth

2

What is Not a sustainable practice?

a

Reusing

b

Burning

c

Recycling

d

Reducing

3

What is wrong with burning trash?

a

Incinerator companies have done a great job green-washing their true impacts on communities by implying that so-called “waste-to-incineration.”

b

People lose their important stuff.

c

Clothes receive smoke smell.

d

Incinerators release thousands of pollutants that contaminate our air, soil, and water.

4

Renewable resources:

a

Include iron, gas, and copper.

b

Are all living resources.

c

Can be replenished over months, year, or decades.

d

Have finite supplies that will one day be used up.

5

Which of the following sources of energy is non-renewable?

a

Fuel.

b

Water.

c

Wind.

d

Sun.

6

A sustainable country is:

a

A country that use clean energy

b

A country tha reduce the pollution that they generate

c

A country that recycle, reuse and reduce

d

All are correct

7

Organic waste, like fruits and vegetables, is considered:

a

Just waste

b

Biodegradable

c

Non-biodegradable

d

Reusable food

8

Energy from the sun is known as:

a

Hydroelectric energy

b

Wind energy

c

Nuclear energy

d

Solar energy

9

Oil, natural gas, and coal are called ________resources because they are not easy to replace.

a

Conservation

b

Disappearing

c

Nonrenewable

d

Natural

10

Using resources in such a way that we continue living in a developed world, but at the same time we protect the environment. This is the definition of:

a

Ecological precautions

b

Ecology

c

Suspensability

d

Sustainability

Feedback

1

Environmental sustainability

2

Sustainable practices

3

Burning: a toxic practice

4

Renewable resources

5

Non-renewable energy resourses.

6

Sustainable countries

7

Organic waste

8

Solar energy

9

Non-renewable resourses.

10

Sustainability

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por Silvia Urueta

Why is important environmental sustainability?

What is Not a sustainable practice?

What is wrong with burning trash?

Renewable resources:

Which of the following sources of energy is non-renewable?

A sustainable country is:

Organic waste, like fruits and vegetables, is considered:

Energy from the sun is known as:

Oil, natural gas, and coal are called ________resources because they are not easy to replace.

Using resources in such a way that we continue living in a developed world, but at the same time we protect the environment. This is the definition of:

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