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Kindly note that you will be presented with 50 questions randomized from the NOUN question bank. Make sure to take the quiz multiple times so you can get familiar with the questions and answers, as new questions are randomized in each attempt.
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ESM106
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Severe soil erosion flooding and famine are often characteristic of areas where the natural ________ has been destroyed
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__________ is a technical instrument a process and an end result
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________ are at the root of the current Environmental problems the world is passing thoroughly
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Game reserves are common to all but one of these states in nigeria except _______
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Wildlife supplies ______ percent of the annual consumption of animal protein in the rural area of the forest belt
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Resources may be classified into ___________ categorires
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_____ projects a desirable future event from present and past experiences
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_______ organise excursions to wildlife parks to enable students to see at first hand some of the biological phenomena which cannot be demonstrated in conventional school laboratories
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Most people feel that a world without melodious __________ or delicate butterflies would be a much duller place to live in
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___________ is defind as the use of earth's resources in such a way that they will be able to support all life including human li the future
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_________ habitats may change for better or for worse depending on how they are utilized by both people and wild animals
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___________ reserves or game reserves can be designated for many purposes
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A ________ is an effective construction that regulates the flow of a river and storage of water which would otherwise escappe to the sea
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The course ESM106 environmental resource management is written by ________________
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Every single _________ more than 2000 square kilometers of land are eaten up by the spread of towns roads factoriesmining and soil erosion
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Environmental Management cannot be on the move without the process of ____________
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The advent of the use of fossil fuels gave societies many tools with which to affect their ___________
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Certain wildlife species are found to be on the ________ of extinction
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Our research scientists utilize wild animals in their _______________
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Renewable perpetual resources are humanly speaking ___________
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Planning is a process of quickening the pace of natural evolution by _______ action
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The rapid depletion of natural habitats in Nigeria is a very serious threat to our tropical rain forest ______ heritage
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Hunting in Nigeria used to be for _________ and a common habit
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The term environmental planning may be globally referred to as the process of formilating, evaluating and implementing environmental ___________
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Forestry programme and their associated environmental management strategies were grouped into _________ zones
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Many living things are not only interesting, but also very beautiful and appeal to our sense of ___________
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The activity of hunting and gathering by their very nature change plants and animals _________
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Each human demands some inputs for survival growth and ________
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Environmental management in Nigeria historically may be grouped under _______ phases
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The title Fundamentals of Wildlife Management is of which module in ESM 106 course material
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The __________ have contributed tremeduosly in the construction of bore holes water wells and other water reservoirs These are very essential development
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Wildlife based tourism a thriving industry brings in some foreign _______ into the country
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Planning theory recommends __________ complementary modes which can be modified to environmental management
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_______ are one of the class of animals which include men and monkeys
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In its broadest sense_________ encompasses all living organisms that occur in the wild
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Environmental Impact Assessment is a planning process which saw its formal start in _______
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Animal which kills other animals for food as known as ________
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Humans have always killed animals for food for their skins and for animals product such as oil and ________
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Potentially renewable resources can be replenished by nature fairly __________
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Dualists are of the view that the problems of environmental management in nigeria are basically buried in the ______ past
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Planning principles cluster around ___________ dimensions
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___________ as a process involves programming, auditing and information support systems
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Some _______ tsetse flies and termites cause severe economic losses to people
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________ anything we obtain from the earth life support systems or environment made available by nature forsurvival needs
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____________ auditing is an instrument for executive information and control
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another name for wildlife meat is commonly refered to as ______
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The first school of thought says environmental management in Nigeria began as a novel _______________
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In planning ______________ are more important than techniques
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There are countries today whose past generation did not fail the existing generation just because they employed appropriate environmental planning _______ and that also on time
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Some domesticated animals, which have reverted to the ________ also constitute nuisance
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