REGISTERED ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER (REM) EXAM |
INTERIOR DESIGN PROFESSIONAL EXAM 2026/2027 LATEST
UPDATE | QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS | GRADED A+
What are the 4 types of conflict (with examples)? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
1. Cognitive (different understandings of a situation eg. climate change deniers)
2. Value (different judgements about the ends to be acheived eg. change vs. no change)
3. Interests (disagreement about distribution of benefits and cost eg. pipeline disagreement)
4. Behavioural (personalities/circumstances of interested parties eg. environmental vs. industry
groups)
What are the 4 kinds of uncertainty (with examples)? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
1. Risk (know odds and probability)
2. Uncertainty (don't know odds/probability)
3. Ignorance (don't know what we should know)
4. Indeterminancy (causal chains are open and understanding not possible)
What is globalization? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
the growing global economic, cultural, and political integration and interaction
What are the stages of Down's Issue-Attention cycle? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
1. pre-problem
2. alarmed discovery, euphoric enthusiasm
3. realizing cost of significant progress
4. gradual decline of public interest
5. post-problem
Best Management Practices (BMPs) -
, CORRECT|ANSWER
practices recommended by agencies or organizations to control pollution and erosion off a
harvested site
What is the staples theory? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
a theory asserting that the export of natural resources, or staples, from Canada to more advanced
economies has a pervasive impact on the economy as well as on the social and political systems.
what is the difference between environmental management vs. environmental governance? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
Environmental management involves the action of making policy and practice in how resources are
used. KEY WORD: ACTION
Environmental Governance: who makes decision and how they are made
What are some key traits of good governance? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
good governance is:
-subjective
-trust and reciprocity in relations between government and other actors
-accountability and legitimacy
-easier to define than put into action
Some natural resources in Canada under the constitution? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
water, minerals and mining
what does indigenous terminology mean -
CORRECT|ANSWER
-Indian: Under the Indian Act, the precise legal meaning of the term "Indian" refers to First Nations
persons entitled to registration. Many First Nations people do not prefer to be called this as it is seen
to be rooted in colonialism
INTERIOR DESIGN PROFESSIONAL EXAM 2026/2027 LATEST
UPDATE | QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS | GRADED A+
What are the 4 types of conflict (with examples)? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
1. Cognitive (different understandings of a situation eg. climate change deniers)
2. Value (different judgements about the ends to be acheived eg. change vs. no change)
3. Interests (disagreement about distribution of benefits and cost eg. pipeline disagreement)
4. Behavioural (personalities/circumstances of interested parties eg. environmental vs. industry
groups)
What are the 4 kinds of uncertainty (with examples)? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
1. Risk (know odds and probability)
2. Uncertainty (don't know odds/probability)
3. Ignorance (don't know what we should know)
4. Indeterminancy (causal chains are open and understanding not possible)
What is globalization? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
the growing global economic, cultural, and political integration and interaction
What are the stages of Down's Issue-Attention cycle? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
1. pre-problem
2. alarmed discovery, euphoric enthusiasm
3. realizing cost of significant progress
4. gradual decline of public interest
5. post-problem
Best Management Practices (BMPs) -
, CORRECT|ANSWER
practices recommended by agencies or organizations to control pollution and erosion off a
harvested site
What is the staples theory? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
a theory asserting that the export of natural resources, or staples, from Canada to more advanced
economies has a pervasive impact on the economy as well as on the social and political systems.
what is the difference between environmental management vs. environmental governance? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
Environmental management involves the action of making policy and practice in how resources are
used. KEY WORD: ACTION
Environmental Governance: who makes decision and how they are made
What are some key traits of good governance? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
good governance is:
-subjective
-trust and reciprocity in relations between government and other actors
-accountability and legitimacy
-easier to define than put into action
Some natural resources in Canada under the constitution? -
CORRECT|ANSWER
water, minerals and mining
what does indigenous terminology mean -
CORRECT|ANSWER
-Indian: Under the Indian Act, the precise legal meaning of the term "Indian" refers to First Nations
persons entitled to registration. Many First Nations people do not prefer to be called this as it is seen
to be rooted in colonialism
