fertile soil slowly declining C) B) D) oil C) basically stable E) crops D) rapidly declining E) rapidly growing 15. Which of the following is an example of reuse? A) re-melting aluminum cans 22. If woman on earth had no more than an average B) making compost out of kitchen scraps of 2.1 children during their reproductive years, the human C) using plastic butter tubs to store leftovers population would continue to rise for how long? D) using waste heat to warm a room A) 5,000 years E) making paper goods from previously used paper B) 150 years C) 50 years 16. Which of the following revolutions led to a shift D) 20 years from rural villages to more urban societies? E) 5 years A) Agricultural B) Industrial-Medical 23. Infant mortality rate refers to the number of children C) Urban-Industrial per 1,000 births that die D) Information-Globalization A) by their fifth birthday E) Technology-Sustainability B) before their first birthday C) before six months 17. The average U.S. citizen consumes about ____ D) in their first month times as much as an average citizen of India. E) before A) 2 B) 5 24. Since 1955 the global life expectancy has risen to C) 8 A) 47 years 10 52 years D) B) 30 67 years E) C) 72 years D) 18. How much of the world's population is found in 77 years E) developing countries? A) 97% 25. According to a United Nations study, how many B) 52% environmental refugees were there in the year 2005? C) 18% A) 100,000 D) 82% B) 1,000,000 E) 44% C) 5,000,000 D) 25,000,000 19. How much of the world's total population growth is E) 50,000,000 expected to occur in developing countries? A) 97% B) 52% C) 18% D) 82% E) 44% 20. If the population levels off during the 21st century, it will move from a "J-shaped" curve to what curve shape? A) N B) I C) S D) P E) C 21. 21. The U.S. population is A) slowly growing
C) fertile soil D) oil E) crops 15. Which of the following is an example of reuse? A) re-melting aluminum cans B) making compost out of kitchen scraps C) using plastic butter tubs to store leftovers D) using waste heat to warm a room E) making paper goods from previously used paper 16. Which of the following revolutions led to a shift from rural villages to more urban societies? A) Agricultural B) Industrial-Medical C) Urban-Industrial D) Information-Globalization E) Technology-Sustainability 17. The average U.S. citizen consumes about ____ times as much as an average citizen of India. A) 2 B) 5 C) 8 D) 10 E) 30 18. How much of the world's population is found in developing countries? A) 97% B) 52% C) 18% D) 82% E) 44% 19. How much of the world's total population growth is expected to occur in developing countries? A) 97% B) 52% C) 18% D) 82% E) 44% 20. If the population levels off during the 21st century, it will move from a "J-shaped" curve to what curve shape? A) N B) I C) S D) P E) C 21. 21. The U.S. population is A) slowly growing B) slowly declining C) basically stable D) rapidly declining E) rapidly growing 22. If woman on earth had no more than an average of 2.1 children during their reproductive years, the human population would continue to rise for how long? A) 5,000 years B) 150 years C) 50 years D) 20 years E) 5 years 23. Infant mortality rate refers to the number of children per 1,000 births that die A) by their fifth birthday B) before their first birthday C) before six months D) in their first month E) before 24. Since 1955 the global life expectancy has risen to A) 47 years B) 52 years C) 67 years D) 72 years E) 77 years 25. According to a United Nations study, how many environmental refugees were there in the year 2005? A) 100,000 B) 1,000,000 C) 5,000,000 D) 25,000,000 E) 50,000,000
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