Question 19 (1 point) water availability creates trade routes. Ephemeral Occasional Persistent Liminal Question 20 (1 point) Through her research, Nalini Nadkarni has shaped our understanding of ___ soils in the tropics. subterranean geosphere canopy agricultureQuestion 17 (1 point) Economics focuses on the ___, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in human societies. a: destruction a: ruin 1: elimination t: production Question 18 (1 point) The transition from non-living to living was a series of ___ advances such as self- replication, self-assembly, cooperation, and communication. 1: organismic {p cosmic '1: 7:} molecular c: battlefield Question 15 (1 point) ___ can prioritize profit over social good, natural resources, and the environment. (1 Marxism III; :1 capitalism Ii; :1 socialism '1: democracy Question 16 (1 point) War and military conflict has been a major engine of _______ for human societies through the ages. '1: bad fortune '1: :1 reality '1: secrets :1 invention Question 14 (1 point) Incentives such as money, goods, or ___ may change the way humans interact with nature and natural resources. '1: _services '1; injuries '1; injustices '1; insults Question 12 (1 point) ___ crashed into Earth creating a larger and heavier Earth core and forming the moon. If Mercury Theia If: :1 Venus .1; Diana Question 13 (1 point) Each society and individual has a suite of nature ___, the right and the wrong ways to interact with nature. .11; ethics I; malfeasance '11: _i} ambiguity if KW nnnhplipf Question 10 (1 point) Cultures are affected by both forces encouraging change and forces ___ change. If: i} boosting Q i] accepting .11: hoarding n11: resisting Question 11 (1 point) Ecocentric thinking is a ___ that places intrinsic value on all living organisms and their natural environment, regardless of their perceived usefulness or importance to human beings. r ,3" philosophy I'" fi'ambiguity If j) heterodoxy f j) unbelief Question 8 (1 point) Earth has a thick ___ to block cosmic rays and support life. '1: cryosphere '1: geosphere .1: \"4:3' core .13: \"4:3' atmosphere Question 9 (1 point) Science informs sustainable ____making, technology enhances sustainable actions. .11; dissension Iii; decision '1: wave '1: refusal Question 6 (1 point) ___ of fuel creates energy and releases carbon dioxide in the environment. 12,: Agitation Combustion (_ Regulation 11:: Acidation Question 7 (1 point) Both religion and science have a threefold structure: personal experience, ___ interpretation, and practical application. C definite (_ material 12,: illogical :1: theoretical Question 4 (1 point) A majority of scientists self-report there is no ___ between science and religion. .12: collaboration '1; i} accord n11: peace I: if} conflict Question 5 (1 point) ___ reformation facilitated by the Gutenburg Bible created the concept of freedom of religion which started in the west and spread to other countries through colonization. '1: Protestant a: Catholic .12: Buddhist '1: Islamic Question 2 (1 point) Across societies throughout history, it is ___, often working together, who change the status quo. '1: scientists If: 2* computers '1: humans Q drones Question 3 (1 point) ____ is a dynamic philosophy and approach for creating and maintaining individuals, businesses, societies, and governments. (y ,3\" Human systems '1: J Sustainability '1: 3.1 Earth systems '3: j Solar energy Question 1 (1 point) Saved action in the interests of the larger group is seen in almost all societies. Self-Interested Miserly Altruistic Cruel