Contemporary Polıtıcal Ideologıes (ENG)
Ünite Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1Why is the Reformist Ecology called ‘reformist’?
- 2Which U.S. law protects endangered species and habitats?
- 3What does eco-anarchism advocate for?
- 4
What is the primary focus of reformist ecology?
- 5
What was one of the innovative features introduced by the Kyoto Protocol?
- 6Who was a pioneer in the ideological foundations of ecologism and wrote “A Sand County Almanac”, wherein he outlined a convincing narrative of humanity’s relationship with the natural World?
- 7
Which of the following is not a key sub-traditions of ecologism?
- 8
Which environmental philosopher emphasized the symbiotic relationship between humans and nature and the moral obligation of humans to protect the environment?
- 9This term was first used by the Secretary General António Guterres of the U.N. in 2023 and is a strong metaphor that refers to the escalating temperatures and environmental upheavals due to climate change. This metaphor symbolises the intense, worldwide heatwaves, rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and ecological disruptions driven by human-induced global warming, leading to a critical tipping point in earth’s climate equilibrium.
Which term is described above?
- 10Which activist is known for the concept of 'seed sovereignty'?
- 11
Who are some of the prominent figures associated with ecofeminism?
- 12Which of following is not one of the strategies involved in environmental conservation?
- 13What is ecologism primarily concerned with?
- 14I. He argued that the environmental degradation was accelerated by deeper lying societal inequalities.
II. He believed that a transformative change ought to take place by means of a reimagined social framework rooted in ecological principles.
III. He was considered to be a pioneer in his fresh views challenging conventional environmentalism.
IV. Contrary to the traditional views, he argued that the roots of ecological crises were entangled in hierarchical and exploitative social systems.
Who is the thinker mentioned by the above sentences?
- 15
What is the main function of the green movement?
- 16What was Rachel Carson's book 'Silent Spring' primarily about?
- 17This approach requires human psychology or consciousness to undergo a paradigm shift in embracing a more inclusive moral framework. The ___________ tenet demands humanity to recognize and acknowledge the sentience and inherent value of other living beings such as plant-based life as well as animals.
- 18Ecologism encourages a _____________ and transformative attitude, pursuing major societal changes. The green movement, on the other hand, assumes a more ___________and reformist standpoint, working within the standing system.
- 19
Whom the global boiling metaphor was used first?
- 20Which concept challenges the 'arrogance of humanism'?