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- 1. Multiple Choice
Choose "YES" if the human activity leads to sustainability. Otherwise, choose "No".
"Collecting rainwater for use in watering plants."
YES
NO
- 2. Multiple Choice
Choose "YES" if the human activity leads to sustainability. Otherwise, choose "No".
"Using a plastic straw when ordering a drink."
YES
NO
- 3. Multiple Choice
Choose "YES" if the human activity leads to sustainability. Otherwise, choose "No".
"Throwing a plastic bottle into the ‘biodegradable’ trash bin."
YES
NO
- 4. Multiple Choice
Choose "YES" if the human activity leads to sustainability. Otherwise, choose "No".
"Keeping the faucet open when brushing teeth."
YES
NO
- 5. Multiple Choice
Choose "YES" if the human activity leads to sustainability. Otherwise, choose "No".
"Choosing to walk if the destination is near and the weather is good."
YES
NO
- 6. Multiple Choice
Choose "YES" if the human activity leads to sustainability. Otherwise, choose "No".
"Buying shampoo in big containers instead of small packs. "
YES
NO
- 7. Multiple Choice
Choose "YES" if the human activity leads to sustainability. Otherwise, choose "No".
"Using a reusable water bottle in school instead of plastic cups."
YES
NO
- 8. Multiple Choice
Choose "YES" if the human activity leads to sustainability. Otherwise, choose "No".
"Throwing food wrapper directly to sewage if there is no available trash can."
YES
NO
- 9. Multiple Choice
Choose "YES" if the human activity leads to sustainability. Otherwise, choose "No".
"Using recyclable materials for school projects."
YES
NO
- 10. Multiple Choice
Choose "YES" if the human activity leads to sustainability. Otherwise, choose "No".
"Leaving appliances on even no one is using them."
YES
NO
- 11. Multiple Choice
Identify the notable scientist involved. Write only the last name.
Cited that atmospheric gases came from organisms.
Margulis
Von Humboldt
Lovelock
Vernadsky
Hutton
- 12. Multiple Choice
Identify the notable scientist involved. Write only the last name.
Observed that certain organisms lived in specific environments.
Margulis
Von Humboldt
Lovelock
Vernadsky
Hutton
- 13. Multiple Choice
Identify the notable scientist involved. Write only the last name.
Proposed that a change in the atmosphere led to evolution.
Margulis
Von Humboldt
Lovelock
Vernadsky
Hutton
- 14. Multiple Choice
Identify the notable scientist involved. Write only the last name.
Suggests that humans consciousness affects other organisms.
Margulis
Von Humboldt
Lovelock
Vernadsky
Hutton
- 15. Multiple Choice
Identify the notable scientist involved. Write only the last name.
Proposed Earth’s landscape continues to change the same way as before.
Margulis
Von Humboldt
Lovelock
Vernadsky
Hutton
- 16. Multiple Choice
Click true if the statement is correct. Click false if the statement is incorrect.
James Hutton proposed that volcanic activity is the driving force behind the changes on Earth’s surface.
TRUE
FALSE
- 17. Multiple Choice
Click true if the statement is correct. Click false if the statement is incorrect.
Alexander von Humboldt established the relationship between cyanobacteria and the increase of oxygen in the atmosphere.
TRUE
FALSE
- 18. Multiple Choice
Click true if the statement is correct. Click false if the statement is incorrect.
According to the Gaia hypothesis, Earth is a sphere of human reason.
TRUE
FALSE
- 19. Multiple Choice
Click true if the statement is correct. Click false if the statement is incorrect.
The term noosphere refers to Earth as a self-sustaining system.
TRUE
FALSE
- 20. Multiple Choice
Click true if the statement is correct. Click false if the statement is incorrect.
Margulis cited gas production of all bacteria as evidence to support the Gaia hypothesis.
TRUE
FALSE
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