Ecological footprints

Q. What does WWF stand for?

1. World Wildlife Federation
2. World Wildlife Force
3. World Wildlife Fund
4. World Wildlife Foundation

Q. Ecological footprint measures a single person’s demands on the of the planet.

1. resources
2. biocapacity
3. accessibility
4. affordability

Q. WWF stands for World .

1. Wildlife Federation
2. Wildlife Fund
3. Wildlife Force
4. Wildlife Field

Q. Which of the following is not accounted for while calculating ecological footprint?

1. Cropland
2. Forests
3. Grazing land
4. Techno parks

Q. Your friend is at a local store to pick up a few things. Which of the following would you recommend not to do?

1. Buy packaged food.
2. Buy pesticide-free products.
3. Buy plastic bags.
4. Buy only biodegradable items.

Q. Which of the following deter(s) the reduction of ecological footprint?

1. Consumption of organic products
2. Consumption of packaged food
3. Utilising pesticides
4. Effective use of electricity

Q. Pesticide-free agricultural techniques can help increase the ecological footprint.

1. False
2. True

Q. Which of the following corresponds to the global ecological footprint in 2010?

1. 16.1 million hectares
2. 16.1 billion hectares
3. 18.1 million hectares
4. 18.1 billion hectares

Q. In 2011, the WWF calculated that the global ecological footprint stood at 18.1 billion global hectares.

1. False
2. True

Q. Select the correct option with regard to the following statements.

Statement 1: Ecological footprint measures demands of plants and animals on the biocapacity of the planet.

Statement 2: In 2002, WWF calculated that the global ecological footprint stood at 18.1 billion global hectares.

1. Statement 1 is true.
2. Statement 2 is true.
3. Both statements 1 and 2 are true.
4. Both statements 1 and 2 are false.

Q. What was the ecological footprint per individual in 2010?

1. 1.6 global hectares
2. 2.6 global hectares
3. 3.6 global hectares
4. 4.6 global hectares

Q. What was the biocapacity of planet Earth per individual in 2010?

1. 1.6 global hectares
2. 1.7 global hectares
3. 2.6 global hectares
4. 2.7 global hectares

Q. In 2010, people exceeded the biocapacity of the planet by around _____.

1. 25%
2. 50%
3. 75%
4. 100%

Q. Which of the following refers to the amount of space on Earth that an individual uses in order to survive?

1. Natural footprint
2. Resource footprint
3. Ecological footprint
4. Environmental footprint

Q. Choose the correct option taking the following statements into consideration.

Assertion (A) - In 2010, the biocapacity of planet Earth exceeded by around 50%.

Reason (R) - Humans have begun to develop sustainable methods to generate resources.

1. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.
2. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.
3. A is true, but R is false.
4. A is false, but R is true.

Q. Which of the following refers to the space required to produce resources consumed and manage the waste generated by an individual?

1. Biocapacity
2. Environment
3. Ecological footprint
4. Natural resources

Q. What was the global ecological footprint per individual in 2010?

1. 1.6 hectares
2. 2.6 hectares
3. 3.6 hectares
4. 4.6 hectares

Q. What was the global ecologial footprint in 2010?

1. 16.1 million global hectares
2. 16.1 billion global hectares
3. 18.1 million global hectares
4. 18.1 billion global hectares

Q. What was Earth's total biocapacity in 2010?

1. 12 million global hectares
2. 12 billion global hectares
3. 18.1 million global hectares
4. 18.1 billion global hectares

Q. What was Earth's total biocapacity in 2010?

1. 12 million hectares
2. 12 billion hectares
3. 18.1 million hectares
4. 18.1 billion hectares