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ABDSM Board Review Paper Questions with Correct Answers
(Grade A+)

Question 1: Methane

Answer: Greenhouse gas produced from anaerobic decomposition.

Question 2: Circular Economy

Answer: Economic system aimed at minimizing waste.

Question 3: Industrial Composting

Answer: Fast composting in controlled
facilities using specialized equipment.

Question 4: Backyard Composting

Answer: Slower composting at home using
organic waste.

Question 5: Green Materials

Answer: Fresh organic waste like food scraps for composting.

Question 6: Brown Materials

Answer: Dry organic waste like leaves or paper for composting.

Question 7: Tragedy of the Commons

Answer: Overuse of shared resources
leading to depletion.

Question 8: Overfishing

Answer: Excessive fishing depleting fish populations in shared waters.

Question 9: Water Overuse

Answer: Excessive extraction of shared water resources causing shortages.

Question 10: Deforestation

Answer: Clearing forests without replanting, harming ecosystems.




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,Question 11: HIPPO

Answer: Acronym for factors affecting wildlife extinction.

Question 12: Habitat Destruction

Answer: Loss of natural environments due to human activity.

Question 13: Invasive Species

Answer: Non-native species disrupting local ecosystems.

Question 14: Pollution

Answer: Contamination of air, water, or soil harming wildlife.

Question 15: Overproduction

Answer: Excessive production leading to resource depletion.

Question 16: Compostable Plastics

Answer: Biodegradable plastics suitable for industrial composting.

Question 17: Nutrients

Answer: Essential elements returned to soil through composting.

Question 18: Chemical Fertilizers

Answer: Synthetic substances that can harm the environment.

Question 19: Landfill

Answer: Site for waste disposal that can produce harmful gases.

Question 20: Waste Reduction

Answer: Minimizing waste generation through composting and recycling.

Question 21: Ecosystems

Answer: Communities of living organisms interacting with their environment.

Question 22: Climate Change

Answer: Long-term alteration of temperature and typical weather patterns.




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, Question 23: Habitat Destruction

Answer: Loss of natural environments due to human activities.

Question 24: Invasive Species

Answer: Non-native species that disrupt local ecosystems.

Question 25: Over-Harvesting

Answer: Excessive removal of species leading to population decline.

Question 26: Pollution

Answer: Contamination of air, water, and soil harming wildlife.

Question 27: Overproduction

Answer: Excessive extraction of resources
threatening species survival.

Question 28: Keystone Species

Answer: Species crucial for maintaining ecosystem balance.

Question 29: Deforestation

Answer: Clearing forests for agriculture or urban development.

Question 30: Climate Change

Answer: Long-term alteration of temperature and weather patterns.

Question 31: Ecosystem Services

Answer: Benefits provided by ecosystems to
humans.

Question 32: Intrinsic Value

Answer: Value of an entity based on its existence.

Question 33: Instrumental Value

Answer: Value based on usefulness to humans.

Question 34: Global Warming

Answer: Increase in Earth's average temperature due to greenhouse gases.




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