Globalisation and Environment Quiz

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Test your knowledge on the impact of globalisation on the environment!

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Froggy Jumps Globalisation and Environment QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on the impact of globalisation on the environment! by A JS 1 What is one of the main arguments the author makes about Homo sapiens in relation to biodiversity? a It has always lived in harmony with other species. b It has been responsible for multiple extinctions since its expansion. c It helped increase animal diversity in new lands. 2 What event is related to the extinction of the megafauna in America? a Sudden climate changes. b The arrival of Homo sapiens to the continent. c Native diseases. 3 What metaphor does Harari use to describe the human impact on ecosystems? a The guardian of the planet. b The gardener of Eden. c The serial killer of biodiversity. 4 In what scenario does the chapter end? a In the rainforest of Borneo, where a species of primates evaluates the actions of humans. b In a courtroom, with humans being judged for their destructive behavior. c In a dystopian future, humanity is judged for its actions by an extraterrestrial species. 5 Why does Harari compare humans to serial killers in the ecological context? a Because they deliberately destroy all habitats. b Because of the systematic repetition of extinctions after their arrival in new places. c Because they hunt solely for pleasure. 6 Who is the author of Sapiens? a Yuval Noah Harari, historian, professor at the University of Tel Aviv. b Yuval Noah Harari, philosopher, professor at the University of Jerusalem. c Yuval N. Harari, anthropologist, lecturer at the University of Tel Aviv. 7 Why does Harari highlight the arrival of Homo sapiens in Australia as a milestone in ecological history? a Because it was the first known human migration by sea and caused a mass extinction. b Because agricultural cultures developed independently from the rest of the world. c Because there was documented coexistence with giant marsupial species.

Froggy Jumps

Globalisation and Environment QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on the impact of globalisation on the environment!

by A JS

What is one of the main arguments the author makes about Homo sapiens in relation to biodiversity?

It has always lived in harmony with other species.

It has been responsible for multiple extinctions since its expansion.

It helped increase animal diversity in new lands.

What event is related to the extinction of the megafauna in America?

Sudden climate changes.

The arrival of Homo sapiens to the continent.

Native diseases.

What metaphor does Harari use to describe the human impact on ecosystems?

The guardian of the planet.

The gardener of Eden.

The serial killer of biodiversity.

In what scenario does the chapter end?

In the rainforest of Borneo, where a species of primates evaluates the actions of humans.

In a courtroom, with humans being judged for their destructive behavior.

In a dystopian future, humanity is judged for its actions by an extraterrestrial species.

Why does Harari compare humans to serial killers in the ecological context?

Because they deliberately destroy all habitats.

Because of the systematic repetition of extinctions after their arrival in new places.

Because they hunt solely for pleasure.

Who is the author of Sapiens?

Yuval Noah Harari, historian, professor at the University of Tel Aviv.

Yuval Noah Harari, philosopher, professor at the University of Jerusalem.

Yuval N. Harari, anthropologist, lecturer at the University of Tel Aviv.

Why does Harari highlight the arrival of Homo sapiens in Australia as a milestone in ecological history?

Because it was the first known human migration by sea and caused a mass extinction.

Because agricultural cultures developed independently from the rest of the world.

Because there was documented coexistence with giant marsupial species.

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Globalisation and Environment QuizOnline version

by A JS

What is one of the main arguments the author makes about Homo sapiens in relation to biodiversity?

What event is related to the extinction of the megafauna in America?

What metaphor does Harari use to describe the human impact on ecosystems?

In what scenario does the chapter end?

Why does Harari compare humans to serial killers in the ecological context?

Who is the author of Sapiens?

Why does Harari highlight the arrival of Homo sapiens in Australia as a milestone in ecological history?

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