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ESE 200 CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED COMPLETE

●● Sustainable systems
Answer: Allow future systems to flourish
Can be natural
Can be human


●● What is meant by sustainable development
Answer: Meets the needs of the present without compromising the
ability of future generations to meet their own needs


●● In the IPAT equation the environmental impact (I) of human activity
is modeled to increase when the following increases:
Answer: Technology
Affluence
Population


●● When is IPAT analysis most likely to fail
Answer: When thinking about the future

,●● Cells in a petri dish grow fastest when (s-shaped growth pattern)
Answer: Far from carrying capacity


●● What happens to a system where population exceeds the carrying
capacity
Answer: The population drops below carrying capacity


●● What occurs at a Malthusian "point of crisis"?
Answer: Starvation: there is not enough food to sustain the entire
population


●● What most accurately describes a Neo-Malthusian attitude
Answer: Believing that population growth is unsustainable today


●● If there are as many 40 year old's in a population as 1 year old's,
what does this mean?
Answer: Birth rates have been stable for decades


●● The united states has what kind of demographic structure?
Answer: transitional


●● If the population of a country is increases, we would expect to see a
population pyramid with a...

, Answer: triangular shape


●● Why is there a population increase in stage two of the demographic
transition?
Answer: death rates are lower


●● What have demographer observed in the last 50 years?
Answer: Increased wealth is associated with decreasing birth rates


●● What is the approximate world population today?
Answer: 7.5 billion


●● Most of the population growth in the 20th century has primarily
occurred in..
Answer: less developed countries


●● Does the demographic transition model take into account global
catastrophes?
Answer: no


●● What explains why japans population is declining?
Answer: The mature age structure requires that fertility is below
replacement levels

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