Why Are Cities Considered a Problem to Their Surroundings

question 79

Multiple Choice

Why are cities considered a problem to their surroundings?

• A) Because they stop consuming large quantities of water and energy resources and producing greenhouse gas emissions and industrial and residential waste
• B) Because they can collaborate to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and industrial and residential waste
• C) Because they consume large quantities of water and energy resources and produce greenhouse gas emissions and industrial and residential waste
• D) Because they need to grow more
• E) Because of climate change

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Definitions:

Passivity

A trait or behavior characterized by a lack of response or action in situations where one might be expected to engage or make a decision.

Rough and Tumble

A form of play involving physical activities like running, climbing, and play-fighting, important for a child's development.

Vocalization

The act of producing sound or voice through the vocal cords, a common method of communication in many species.

Mutual Gazing

The act of two individuals looking into each other's eyes at the same time, often indicating interest, affection, or connection.