IDs and Paired-Concept Questions

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Short Answer

IDs and Paired-Concept Questions
These terms can be used individually as short-answer identification questions, or they can be used in pairs. In the latter case, ask students to explain (1) the meaning and significance of each of the two terms and (2) the relationship between them.
-Pollution,rich countries

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Definitions:

Cost-Benefit Analysis

A systematic process of comparing the costs and benefits of a decision, project, or action to determine its feasibility or profitability.

Recycling Intervention

Programs or actions designed to increase the rate of recycling among communities or organizations by changing attitudes or behaviors.

Resource-Destructive Harvesting

Practices that excessively exploit natural resources, leading to their rapid depletion and ecological damage.

Community-Oriented Harvesting

Refers to a practice or initiative aimed at gathering food or other resources in a way that benefits and involves the local community, promoting sustainability and cooperation.