Question 1

Intersectionality is a concept that explains:&#10;A) transportation&#10;B) where environmental problems exist there is pollution.&#10;C) where environmental problems exist there are social problems&#10;D) city planning

Accepted Answer

Intersectionality explains that social identities and systems of oppression like race, gender, class, and sexuality intersect with environmental issues, and that solutions to environmental problems must take into account these intersecting identities and systems of oppression.

Question 2

Environmental resources and ecosystems protected and managed for future generations is called ____________________ .&#10;A) biology&#10;B) natural resource development&#10;C) extraction&#10;D) intergenerational equality

Accepted Answer

The concept of protecting and managing environmental resources and ecosystems for future generations is based on the principle of intergenerational equality, which means that present generations have a moral responsibility to ensure that the natural resources and ecosystems are conserved and used in a sustainable manner for the benefit of future generations. A is incorrect because biology is a scientific field that studies living organisms, while B and C are focused on exploiting and utilizing natural resources for short-term gains, which is not compatible with the principle of intergenerational equality.

Question 3

The Principles for a Green Economy suggest that we should redefine human wellbeing away from finances and fossil fuel exploration.

Accepted Answer

The Principles for a Green Economy advocate for redefining human wellbeing away from traditional measures of economic growth and fossil fuel exploration towards more sustainable and equitable indicators such as social and environmental health.

Question 4

In a relationship which all participants in the dialogue are equal, it is called:&#10;A) equanimity&#10;B) dialogical relationship&#10;C) balance&#10;D) shared

Accepted Answer

A dialogical relationship is characterized by equal participation and mutual respect among all participants in the conversation. It emphasizes the importance of listening and understanding each other's perspectives, as well as creating a safe and open space for communication. Equanimity and balance refer more to a state of emotional stability or fairness, while shared can imply unequal distribution of power or input.

Question 5

Moment by moment transactions bring this dynamic concept to life.&#10;A) shared power&#10;B) growth&#10;C) divisiveness&#10;D) all of the above.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Moment by moment transactions bring this dynamic...

Question 6

The social workers toolbox is __________________ .&#10;A) online&#10;B) resources and referral&#10;C) heavy&#10;D) their personal self and the skills they develop

Accepted Answer

The social worker's toolbox refers to the personal self and the skills they develop, as these are crucial in effectively helping and supporting clients.

Question 7

The sustainable development goals of the United Nations were written in:&#10;A) 2000&#10;B) 1957&#10;C) 2017&#10;D) undated

Accepted Answer

The sustainable development goals (SDGs) were written in 2017 by the United Nations General Assembly. They build on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) which were established in 2000.

Question 8

College campus environmental audits include ____________________________________ .&#10;A) energy&#10;B) food and energy&#10;C) student activities&#10;D) campus information, food, solid waste, hazardous substances, energy, procurement, and environmental education and literacy.

Accepted Answer

According to the sentence, college campus environmental audits include campus information, food, solid waste, hazardous substances, energy, procurement, and environmental education and literacy. Therefore, the best choice is D.

Question 9

Environmentalists have a similar agenda to other activists such as racial justice, LGBTQ rights, interfaith movements and others.

Accepted Answer

Environmentalists often advocate for social justice and equality, recognizing the interconnectedness of environmental issues with other social issues. They may work alongside and support movements for racial justice, LGBTQ rights, interfaith understanding, and more.

Question 10

Biophilia, the innate love of other living beings, is experienced by all living things.

Accepted Answer

Biophilia is a concept developed by biologist E.O. Wilson and refers to the innate love and connection that humans have with other living beings. However, this love and connection can also be observed in other living things, such as animals and plants.

Deck 10: Holistic Practice: Stewarding People and the Environment