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    The document contains a 10 question quiz about environmental philosophies and humanity's relationship with nature. It asks questions about the role of the environment, examples of human environmental harm, anthropocentric and ecocentric models, deep ecology principles, and the concept of biophilia. The final question prompts reflection on one's personal views on humanity's relationship with the environment.

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    QUIZ LESSON 4

    1. What role does the environment play in the development


    and growth of living organisms?
    a) It has no impact on living organisms.
    b) It provides conditions for development and growth.
    c) It only poses danger and damage.
    d) It determines the species of living organisms.
    2. Which of the following is an example of a human activity
    that can harm the environment?
    a) Planting more trees.
    b) Recycling paper and plastic.
    c) Reducing carbon emissions.
    d) Dumping toxic waste into rivers.
    3. What does the anthropocentric model propose about
    humanity's position in the universe?
    a) Humans are one of many equally important species in the
    universe.
    b) Humans are inferior to all other species in the universe.
    c) Humans are superior and central to the universe.
    d) Humans have no significance in the universe.
    4. What is the potential consequence of an unfair or unjust
    utilization of the environment?
    a) Economic prosperity
    b) Ecological crisis
    c) Environmental harmony
    d) Social equality
    5. Why might human arrogance toward nature be considered
    justifiable?
    a) To protect the environment
    b) To promote ecological balance
    c) To satisfy human interest
    d) To encourage sustainable development
    6. In the ecocentric model, what is the primary goal when it
    comes to nature and the environment?
    a) Maximizing economic growth
    b) Conserving Earth's biodiversity and life-support systems
    c) Promoting individualism
    d) Advancing technological progress
    7. Which of the following best describes the ecocentric model's view
    on humanity's role in nature?
    a) Humans are the dominant species and should control nature.
    b) Humans are separate from nature and should exploit it for their
    benefit.
    c) Humans are an integral part of nature, and our actions should
    preserve the Earth's ecosystems.
    d) Humans should prioritize technological advancement over
    environmental concerns.
    8. According to deep ecology, what is the priority regarding
    the rights of other organisms compared to human needs and
    desires?
    a. Human needs always take precedence.
    b. Other organisms have no rights.
    c. Other organisms have equal rights.
    d. Other organisms have lower priority but are not equal.
    9. What does the term "biophilia" refer to?
    a. Fear of living organisms
    b. Love of technology
    c. Love of nature and living things
    d. Fear of insects
    10. In Kant's philosophy, how does he view the relationship
    between beauty and morality?
    a. Beauty and morality are entirely unrelated.
    b. Beauty serves as a symbol of morality (goodness).
    c. Beauty is the antithesis of morality.
    d. Beauty is a distraction from morality.
    PERFORMANCE TASK:
    Write down your reflections about your personal views on the
    relationship between the human person and the environment.

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