A) Bahia; a cultural hub. B) Minas Gerais; known for its mining history. C) Rio de Janeiro; a famous beach destination. D) São Paulo; a significant historical and natural reserve.
A) Caatinga B) Cerrado C) Atlantic Forest (Mata Atlântica) D) Amazon Rainforest
A) Rivers and streams B) Mountain ranges C) Vast sand dunes D) Dense forests
A) Large-scale agricultural production B) Conservation of biodiversity and natural resources C) Industrial development D) Mass tourism development
A) Kaingang B) Yanomami C) Tupi D) Guarani
A) Pre-colonial and early colonial periods B) Jurassic period C) Mid-20th century D) Industrial Revolution
A) Ceramics, lithic artifacts, and rock art B) Written manuscripts C) Large metal structures D) Fossilized dinosaur bones
A) Polar Bear B) Giant Panda C) African Elephant D) Golden Lion Tamarin (Mico-leão-dourado)
A) Tundra B) Desert C) Savanna D) Atlantic Forest
A) Deforestation and habitat fragmentation B) Meteorite impacts C) Volcanic activity D) Excessive rainfall
A) Sustainable forestry B) Organic farming C) Hydroponics D) Use of pesticides and fertilizers
A) Glacial melt B) Desalination plants C) Underground aquifers (solely) D) Rainfall and natural springs
A) Military forces B) Governmental or Non-governmental environmental organizations C) International space agencies D) Private tourism corporations
A) Theme park tourism B) Mass industrial tourism C) Ecotourism and responsible adventure tourism D) Casino tourism
A) Sedimentary rocks and rolling hills B) Active volcanoes C) Extensive cave systems of volcanic origin D) Large granite intrusions
A) Industrial factory towns B) Coastal fishing villages C) Small nomadic settlements D) Large agricultural estates (fazendas)
A) Aerospace engineering research B) Artificial intelligence development C) Nuclear physics experiments D) Biodiversity monitoring and ecological studies
A) It is primarily a desert ecosystem. B) It serves as a concrete jungle for urban wildlife. C) It connects fragmented forest areas, allowing species movement. D) It isolates wildlife populations.
A) Air quality only B) Geothermal energy potential C) Water resources and soil health D) Mineral extraction sites
A) Alien species invasion from outer space B) Lack of water resources C) Overabundance of tourism infrastructure D) Illegal logging and land encroachment
A) High Mountain B) Large Barn C) Big River D) Great Forest
A) Ipê (Tabebuia) B) Cactus C) Birch D) Pine
A) Installation of nuclear power plants B) Extraction of timber and wood C) Construction of high-speed rail lines D) Development of large shopping malls
A) Releasing large amounts of methane gas B) Sequestering carbon dioxide through its forests C) Increasing deforestation rates D) Promoting industrial pollution
A) Abandonment and neglect B) Transformation into a theme park with artificial attractions C) Sustainable management for future generations and cultural appreciation D) Conversion into an industrial zone |