SHS Social Studies · Year 2
Environmental Literacy and Sustainability practice questions
The relationship between humans and the physical environment, and the youth's responsibility towards it.
17 questions in this topic: 3 recall, 12 applying skills and concepts, 1 strategic thinking and 1 extended thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
Which measure to address environmental problems in Ghana relies mainly on educating the public through television, radio and community campaigns?
- aPublic education
- bLaw enforcement
- cProvision of sanitary facilities
- dProper waste disposal systems
- Question 2Skills & concepts
"Green Ghana Day" is an example of which measure discussed in this section?
- aA green initiative involving community tree-planting activities
- bA law enforcement campaign against illegal loggers
- cA public transport promotion scheme
- dA sanitary facility provision programme
- Question 3Skills & concepts
The Akosombo Dam on the Volta River mainly illustrates how humans
- adepend on the environment for essential resources, generating electricity for homes and industries
- bmodify the environment in ways that always harm it irreversibly
- cadapt to the environment by building homes suited to the local climate
- drisk their lives by settling too close to rivers
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