The Diversity of Life by E. O. Wilson
  • 1. What is the main theme of 'The Diversity of Life'?
A) The history of life on Earth.
B) The impact of climate change.
C) The evolution of species.
D) The importance of biodiversity.
  • 2. What term does Wilson use to refer to the variety of species on Earth?
A) Sustainability.
B) Ecology.
C) Biodiversity.
D) Genetic diversity.
  • 3. Which habitat type does Wilson emphasize as being particularly rich in species?
A) Grasslands.
B) Deserts.
C) Tropical rainforests.
D) Tundras.
  • 4. Which of the following is a key benefit of biodiversity?
A) Ecosystem stability.
B) Monoculture production.
C) Reduced competition.
D) Higher energy consumption.
  • 5. What approach does Wilson support for managing natural resources?
A) Minimal regulation.
B) Sustainable practices.
C) Maximal exploitation.
D) Luxury development.
  • 6. What concept refers to the interconnectedness of life forms?
A) Symbiosis.
B) Ecosystem balance.
C) Food chain.
D) Web of life.
  • 7. What does Wilson argue is the responsibility of humanity regarding biodiversity?
A) Stewardship.
B) Negligence.
C) Exploitation.
D) Isolation.
  • 8. Which of the following is a form of biodiversity?
A) Cultural diversity.
B) Political diversity.
C) Genetic diversity.
D) Economic diversity.
  • 9. What does Wilson identify as a major threat to biodiversity?
A) Animal domestication.
B) Migration of species.
C) Natural disasters.
D) Habitat destruction.
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