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Question-1
How much was the biocapacity per person in 2005?
(A)
1 gha
(B)
2.1 gha
(C)
2.5 gha
(D)
2.7 gha
Question-2
How much of the world’s total biocapacity does India consume?
(A)
7%
(B)
17%
(C)
11%
(D)
21%
Question-3
Which of the following indicator balances consumer expenditure with unsustainable costs to measure the environmental impact of humanity on the natural environment?
(A)
Happy planet index
(B)
Living planet index
(C)
Index of sustainable economic welfare
(D)
Ecological footprint index
Question-4
Which of the following country has the highest per capita ecological footprint?
(A)
India
(B)
China
(C)
USA
(D)
Japan
Question-5
Which of the following is an indicator to measure the environmental impact of humanity on the natural environment?
(A)
Happy planet index
(B)
Living planet index
(C)
Ecological footprint index
(D)
All of the above
Question-6
How much is considered as the safe level for global ending stock to use ratio?
(A)
5%
(B)
7%
(C)
17%
(D)
25%
Question-7
Which of the following indicator measures demand for natural capital that may be contrasted with the planet's ecological capacity to regenerate?
(A)
Happy planet index
(B)
Living planet index
(C)
Index of sustainable economic welfare
(D)
Ecological footprint index
Question-8
Which of the following country has the largest share of world’s biocapacity?
(A)
USA
(B)
China
(C)
Russia
(D)
India
Question-9
Which is the organization that calculates the ecological footprint of individual countries?
(A)
Global Footprint Network
(B)
UNESCO
(C)
WWF
(D)
ESI
Question-10
What is the capacity of an area to provide resources and absorb wastes called?
(A)
Carbon footprint
(B)
Ecological footprint
(C)
Biocapacity
(D)
Export footprint
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Cambridge Advanced Grade 12
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