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Froggy Jumps IB ESS: Sustainability QuizOnline version Sustainability basics in IB ESS by Rosie Giordano 1 What is sustainability in ESS terms? a Expanding resource use indefinitely b Meeting present needs without compromising future generations c Maximizing current profits 2 What are ecosystem services? a Non-living environmental factors with no value b Benefits humans obtain from ecosystems c Only physical goods produced by ecosystems 3 Why is biodiversity important for ecosystem health? a It supports stability and resilience of ecosystems b It only provides aesthetic value c It increases pollution tolerance systematically 4 What happens in the Tragedy of the Commons? a Resources become legally protected b Communities always conserve shared resources c Shared resources are overused due to individual incentives 5 Differentiate renewable vs non-renewable energy a Both are infinite b Renewables replenish; non-renewables are finite c Renewables are limited; non-renewables replenish quickly 6 What does a carbon footprint measure? a Total greenhouse gas emissions from an activity or product b Amount of carbon stored in soils c Number of carbon-based buildings in an area 7 Climate change mitigation vs adaptation means? a Mitigation reduces emissions; adaptation adjusts to impacts b Mitigation ignores emissions; adaptation rewrites laws c Mitigation adapts; adaptation delays actions 8 Sustainable agriculture practices include? a Crop rotation and reduced chemical inputs b Unregulated GM crop planting every year c Monocropping with heavy pesticides 9 Which factor drives water scarcity? a Unlimited freshwater reserves b Always abundant rain everywhere c Overuse, pollution, and climate variability

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IB ESS: Sustainability QuizOnline version

Sustainability basics in IB ESS

by Rosie Giordano

What is sustainability in ESS terms?

Expanding resource use indefinitely

Meeting present needs without compromising future generations

Maximizing current profits

What are ecosystem services?

Non-living environmental factors with no value

Benefits humans obtain from ecosystems

Only physical goods produced by ecosystems

Why is biodiversity important for ecosystem health?

It supports stability and resilience of ecosystems

It only provides aesthetic value

It increases pollution tolerance systematically

What happens in the Tragedy of the Commons?

Resources become legally protected

Communities always conserve shared resources

Shared resources are overused due to individual incentives

Differentiate renewable vs non-renewable energy

Both are infinite

Renewables replenish; non-renewables are finite

Renewables are limited; non-renewables replenish quickly

What does a carbon footprint measure?

Total greenhouse gas emissions from an activity or product

Amount of carbon stored in soils

Number of carbon-based buildings in an area

Climate change mitigation vs adaptation means?

Mitigation reduces emissions; adaptation adjusts to impacts

Mitigation ignores emissions; adaptation rewrites laws

Mitigation adapts; adaptation delays actions

Sustainable agriculture practices include?

Crop rotation and reduced chemical inputs

Unregulated GM crop planting every year

Monocropping with heavy pesticides

Which factor drives water scarcity?

Unlimited freshwater reserves

Always abundant rain everywhere

Overuse, pollution, and climate variability

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What is sustainability in ESS terms?

What are ecosystem services?

Why is biodiversity important for ecosystem health?

What happens in the Tragedy of the Commons?

Differentiate renewable vs non-renewable energy

What does a carbon footprint measure?

Climate change mitigation vs adaptation means?

Sustainable agriculture practices include?

Which factor drives water scarcity?

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