6 Written Questions

1. A developing country with a low level of industrialization, a very high fertility rate, a very high infant mortality rate, and a very low per-capita income.
2. The point at which the marginal cost of pollution equals the marginal cost of abatement. In other words, environmental harm meets the cost of reducing it.
3. Natural resources that are present in limited supply and are depleted by use.
4. The idea that humans share responsibility for the sustainable care and management of our planet.
5. A species in which the population is low enough for it to be at risk of becoming endangered.
6. National Environmental Policy Act that acknowledges that the Federal government must consider the environmental impact of a proposed federal action. Provided the basis for EISs.

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Resources that can be easily maintained and used without fear of exhaustion.
   1. Endangered Species
   2. Nonrenewable Resources
   3. Sustainable Resources
   4. Marginal Cost
2. Model that shows the mathematical relationship between environmental impacts and the forces that drive them (number of people, affluence per person, and environmental effects of technologies used to obtain and consume resources).
   1. Marginal Cost
   2. NEPA
   3. Consumption
   4. IPAT
3. Point at which the marginal cost meets the cost of production.
   1. Cost Benefit
   2. Consumption
   3. Stewardship
   4. NEPA
4. Localized, native species that are not found anywhere else.
   1. Endangered Species
   2. Invasive species
   3. Threatened Species
   4. Endemic Species
5. The human use of materials and energy.
   1. Cost Benefit
   2. NEPA
   3. IPAT
   4. Consumption
6. Foreign species whose introduction causes economic or environmental harm.
   1. Threatened Species
   2. Endangered Species
   3. Invasive species
   4. Endemic Species

5 True/False Questions

1. Naturalizaed Species → A non-invasive species that is self-sustaining, but not considered harmful to native species.

   True        False

2. Marginal Cost → The additional cost associated with one more unit of something.

   True        False

3. Endangered Species → Localized, native species that are not found anywhere else.

   True        False

4. Antiquities Act → 1906 act that authorized the president to set aside land as national monument sites that have scientific, prehistoric, or historic value.

   True        False

5. Highly Developed Country → A developing country with a low level of industrialization, a very high fertility rate, a very high infant mortality rate, and a very low per-capita income.

   True        False