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The environment provides essential resources for production, including ___ and ___. |
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Renewable resources, such as air and sunlight, can be used indefinitely and are crucial for sustaining life without depleting the environment. |
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True or False: Non-renewable resources can be replenished at the same rate they are consumed. |
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False; non-renewable resources like coal and fossil fuels are finite and can deplete over time. |
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Fill in the blank: The environment has the capacity to absorb ___ generated by production and consumption activities. |
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The environment contributes to quality of life by providing aesthetic and scenic beauty. |
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Riddle: I am essential for life but can be depleted; I can be used over and over, yet I can’t be replaced once gone. What am I? |
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Land degradation is primarily caused by deforestation, over-extraction of resources, improper agricultural practices, and inadequate soil conservation measures. |
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Air pollution can be defined as ___ in the environment that lead to health issues. |
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True or False: Sustainable development occurs when resource utilization exceeds their regeneration capacity. |
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False. Sustainable development occurs when resource utilization is balanced with their regeneration. |
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Which of the following is NOT a major environment-related issue in India? 1) Land Degradation 2) Air Pollution 3) Technological Advancement 4) Biodiversity Loss |
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What riddle describes something that is vital for life but can cause harm when present in excess, often leading to health problems? |
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Air, because while it is essential for life, air pollution can lead to serious health issues. |
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Fill in the blank: The major issues that India faces regarding the environment include land degradation, air pollution, biodiversity loss, and ___ management. |
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Factors include habitat destruction, pollution, climate change, and overexploitation of species. |
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Biodiversity loss is primarily caused by factors such as ___, pollution, and ___ of natural resources. |
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Discharge of industrial waste, dumping of household waste, use of chemicals and fertilizers by farmers, and household activities like washing and bathing. |
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True or False: The use of LPG and Gobar gas in rural areas helps in reducing air pollution. |
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Fill in the blanks: Wind power and solar energy are considered ___ alternatives to thermal and hydro energy sources. |
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Riddle: I am a source of energy that doesn't pollute the air, but I need a breeze to be fair. What am I? |
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What is one sustainable method for generating electricity that does not alter land use patterns? |
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True or False: The rise in the number of motor vehicles has decreased the emissions of harmful gases. |
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Fill in the blanks: The improper management of ___ resources leads to serious environmental issues. |
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What is the primary goal of economic development in relation to environmental resources? |
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The primary goal of economic development is to fulfill the needs of a growing population by increasing the production of goods and services. |