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Take your time to read instructions before taking this test.

There are 40 questions which you are to answer in 30 minutes that gives you roughly 30 seconds per question.

If you can get at least 60%, you can be rest assured that you’ll ace EMT 203 exam

In a normal exam you will be asked between 40 – 60 questions but I only arranged 40 questions

Note

Do not be in a hurry to answer the questions
Do not waste time on a question you don’t know
Move as fast as possible and starting with questions that don’t have calculation first to save time
Always crosscheck
Don’t be in a hurry to submit, you are not in a competition
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70 – 100 A

60 – 69 B

50 – 59 C

45 – 49 D

40 – 44 E

0 – 39 F

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EMT 203

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1. Landscape diversity refers to:

A. Single ecosystem studies

B. Soil type variations

C. Biodiversity within small areas

D. Placement and size of ecosystems

2 / 30

2. Classical economists discuss scarcity of:

A. Technology resources

B. Capital resources

C. Renewable resources

D. Natural resources

3 / 30

3. Maximum sustainable yield approach examines:

A. Resource growth and population

B. Market demand fluctuations

C. Environmental policies

D. Natural disasters

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4. Natural resource exploitation often results in:

A. Stable ecosystems

B. Landscape degradation

C. Increased biodiversity

D. Reduced pollution

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5. The primary goal of integrated resource management is:

A. Sustainable development

B. Short-term resource use

C. Single-stakeholder involvement

D. Rapid economic gain

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6. One of the main objectives of community-based resource management is:

A. Reducing biodiversity

B. Enhancing local quality of life

C. Maximizing resource extraction

D. Promoting industrial development

7 / 30

7. One major issue in resource management is:

A. Shortage of technical know-how

B. Overabundance of skilled labor

C. Lack of renewable resources

D. Excessive resource exploitation

8 / 30

8. Remote sensing aids in analyzing:

A. Government policies

B. Market prices

C. Climatic conditions

D. Landscape features

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9. Community-based resource management assumes locals are:

A. Focused only on economic growth

B. Unaware of resource value

C. Indifferent to resource conservation

D. Key to sustainable resource use

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10. A common environmental impact of resource extraction is:

A. Enhanced forest density

B. Better air quality

C. Biodiversity improvement

D. Soil and rock instability

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11. Adaptive management operates through a cycle of:

A. Research-explore-test

B. Test-experiment-analyze

C. Plan-do-review-act

D. Implement-monitor-evaluate

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12. The ecological approach assumes no substitutes for:

A. Plastics and fuels

B. Biodiversity and air

C. Technology

D. Metals and oils

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13. Classification of natural resources includes:

A. Actual and potential

B. Renewable and industrial

C. Renewable and stock

D. Reserve and non-renewable

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14. A major benefit of biodiversity conservation is:

A. Faster industrial growth

B. Increased deforestation rates

C. Maintenance of ecological balance

D. Reduced species interactions

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15. One major threat to biodiversity includes:

A. Controlled urbanization

B. Renewable energy use

C. Infrastructure growth

D. Habitat fragmentation

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16. Examples of renewable resources include:

A. Fossil fuels and minerals

B. Coal and gas

C. Plastics and steel

D. Air and water

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17. Biodiversity conservation emphasizes:

A. Resource exhaustion

B. Avoiding sustainability goals

C. Solely human benefits

D. Species and ecosystem interactions

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18. Renewable resources are characterized by their ability to:

A. Be imported

B. Increase through technology

C. Be stored indefinitely

D. Replenish naturally

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19. Resource management approaches involve:

A. Isolated resource studies

B. Interconnected ecological cycles

C. Ignoring social impact

D. Only economic factors

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20. A precautionary approach in natural resource management aims to:

A. Accelerate resource depletion

B. Mitigate threats to resources

C. Ignore biodiversity concerns

D. Focus solely on profit

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21. The term "biological diversity" refers to:

A. Uniform genetic traits

B. Technological advancements in agriculture

C. Economic resource categorization

D. Variability of ecosystems, species, and genes

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22. The term "ecosystem diversity" describes:

A. Interaction of species and physical environment

B. Genetic mutation processes

C. Variations in species genetics

D. Pollution control measures

23 / 30

23. Integrated natural resource management focuses on:

A. Production goals only

B. Restricting resource access

C. Single stakeholder planning

D. Multiple aspects of natural use

24 / 30

24. Technology used to measure tree height includes:

A. Drones

B. Barometers

C. Calipers

D. Lasers

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25. The scarcity approach in resource management discusses:

A. Soil fertility enhancement

B. Non-renewable resource depletion

C. Technological overuse

D. Renewable resource abundance

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26. A significant problem in resource management is:

A. Excessive biodiversity

B. Shortage of policy frameworks

C. Over-infrastructure

D. Shortage of capital

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27. The primary objective of precautionary biodiversity management is:

A. Ignoring alien species

B. Limiting public engagement

C. Promoting ecosystem health

D. Speeding up urbanization

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28. A critical component of adaptive management is:

A. Avoiding collaboration

B. Isolating communities

C. Ignoring resource dynamics

D. Monitoring and evaluation

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29. GIS technology is used in resource management for:

A. Economic policy creation

B. Efficient data collection

C. Political decision-making

D. Market prediction

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30. Balanced natural resource management focuses on the interaction between:

A. Infrastructure and development

B. People and natural landscapes

C. Government and policies

D. Markets and economies

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