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EMT 203

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1. Classification of natural resources includes:

A. Reserve and non-renewable

B. Renewable and industrial

C. Renewable and stock

D. Actual and potential

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2. The ecological approach assumes no substitutes for:

A. Biodiversity and air

B. Plastics and fuels

C. Metals and oils

D. Technology

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3. Maximum sustainable yield approach examines:

A. Resource growth and population

B. Natural disasters

C. Environmental policies

D. Market demand fluctuations

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4. The primary goal of integrated resource management is:

A. Short-term resource use

B. Single-stakeholder involvement

C. Rapid economic gain

D. Sustainable development

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5. The scarcity approach in resource management discusses:

A. Technological overuse

B. Soil fertility enhancement

C. Renewable resource abundance

D. Non-renewable resource depletion

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6. Landscape diversity refers to:

A. Biodiversity within small areas

B. Placement and size of ecosystems

C. Single ecosystem studies

D. Soil type variations

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7. A significant problem in resource management is:

A. Shortage of capital

B. Over-infrastructure

C. Excessive biodiversity

D. Shortage of policy frameworks

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8. Adaptive management operates through a cycle of:

A. Plan-do-review-act

B. Implement-monitor-evaluate

C. Test-experiment-analyze

D. Research-explore-test

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

A. Mitigate threats to resources

B. Ignore biodiversity concerns

C. Focus solely on profit

D. Accelerate resource depletion

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

A. Markets and economies

B. Infrastructure and development

C. Government and policies

D. People and natural landscapes

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11. The primary objective of precautionary biodiversity management is:

A. Promoting ecosystem health

B. Ignoring alien species

C. Limiting public engagement

D. Speeding up urbanization

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12. Natural resource exploitation often results in:

A. Increased biodiversity

B. Landscape degradation

C. Stable ecosystems

D. Reduced pollution

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13. GIS technology is used in resource management for:

A. Market prediction

B. Political decision-making

C. Efficient data collection

D. Economic policy creation

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14. The term "ecosystem diversity" describes:

A. Pollution control measures

B. Variations in species genetics

C. Interaction of species and physical environment

D. Genetic mutation processes

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15. The term "biological diversity" refers to:

A. Economic resource categorization

B. Variability of ecosystems, species, and genes

C. Technological advancements in agriculture

D. Uniform genetic traits

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

A. Maximizing resource extraction

B. Enhancing local quality of life

C. Promoting industrial development

D. Reducing biodiversity

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17. Resource management approaches involve:

A. Isolated resource studies

B. Ignoring social impact

C. Interconnected ecological cycles

D. Only economic factors

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18. A common environmental impact of resource extraction is:

A. Better air quality

B. Biodiversity improvement

C. Soil and rock instability

D. Enhanced forest density

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19. Renewable resources are characterized by their ability to:

A. Be imported

B. Be stored indefinitely

C. Increase through technology

D. Replenish naturally

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20. One major threat to biodiversity includes:

A. Renewable energy use

B. Infrastructure growth

C. Controlled urbanization

D. Habitat fragmentation

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21. A major benefit of biodiversity conservation is:

A. Faster industrial growth

B. Maintenance of ecological balance

C. Increased deforestation rates

D. Reduced species interactions

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22. Remote sensing aids in analyzing:

A. Landscape features

B. Climatic conditions

C. Government policies

D. Market prices

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23. Integrated natural resource management focuses on:

A. Restricting resource access

B. Multiple aspects of natural use

C. Production goals only

D. Single stakeholder planning

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24. One major issue in resource management is:

A. Shortage of technical know-how

B. Excessive resource exploitation

C. Overabundance of skilled labor

D. Lack of renewable resources

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25. Biodiversity conservation emphasizes:

A. Resource exhaustion

B. Solely human benefits

C. Species and ecosystem interactions

D. Avoiding sustainability goals

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26. Technology used to measure tree height includes:

A. Lasers

B. Barometers

C. Drones

D. Calipers

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27. A critical component of adaptive management is:

A. Isolating communities

B. Ignoring resource dynamics

C. Avoiding collaboration

D. Monitoring and evaluation

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28. Community-based resource management assumes locals are:

A. Unaware of resource value

B. Focused only on economic growth

C. Key to sustainable resource use

D. Indifferent to resource conservation

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29. Classical economists discuss scarcity of:

A. Natural resources

B. Capital resources

C. Renewable resources

D. Technology resources

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30. Examples of renewable resources include:

A. Air and water

B. Plastics and steel

C. Coal and gas

D. Fossil fuels and minerals

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