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This set of Societal and Global Impact Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Societal And Global Impact Set 2
Q1 | spatial databases are also known as_____.
- Geo databases
- Mono databases
- Concurrent databases
- None of the above
Q2 | consider the following statements regarding human development index:I) The human development index is a composite index that measures the average achievements in a country in three basic dimensions of human development.II) The basic dimensions are a long and healthy life, knowledge and a decent standard of living. Which of the above statements is/are correct?
- Only I
- Only II
- Both I and II
- Neither I nor II
Q3 | what is the definition of ecological footprint?
- The impact of a person on their neighbors
- The impact of a person on the environment
- The impact of the oceans towards erosion
- How much pollution an animal produces
Q4 | our effect on the environment – a combination of what we consumeand the waste we produce.
- Ecological fingerprint
- Ecological footprint
- Ecological image
- Ecological history
Q5 | what does sustainability mean?
- Avoiding the depletion of natural resources In order to maintain ecological balance
- Using only fossil fuels
- Using only non-renewable resources
- None of the mentioned
Q6 | which of the following terms best describes a life style that promotesgradual usage and replacement of resources?
- Sustainability
- Ecology
- Footprints
- Unsustainability
Q7 | what was the main purpose of the ancient Egyptian pyramids?
- As monuments to the glory of Egypt
- As temples to their gods
- As burial sites for the pharaohs
- As something to do to keep their salves busy
Q8 | what is the largest pyramid built by the Egyptians?
- The pyramid of Djoser
- The pyramid of Khafre
- The pyramid of Menkaure
- The great pyramid of Giza
Q9 | what geometrical shape formed the base of all the pyramids?
- The rectangle
- The triangle
- The square
- The circle
Q10 | about how tall is the pyramid of Khufu at Giza?
- 30 feet
- 80 feet
- 250 feet
- 480 feet
Q11 | what innovation allowed fresh water into roman cities?
- Rivers
- Aqueducts
- Catapults
- Arches
Q12 | how did aqueducts help roman society?
- They could reach places faster
- They helped protect the city
- By providing water for drinking, baths, fountains and more
- None of the mentioned
Q13 | how long did it take to build the Great Wall of China?
- One hundred years
- 50 years
- Hundreds of years
- Thousands of years
Q14 | what is the Great Wall of China made of?
- Stone only
- Bricks only
- Dirt and wood
- A mix of stone, brick, dirt and wood
Q15 | why was the Great Wall of China built?
- As a competition with leader of ancient India
- To protect crops from bad weather and animals
- To protect against people from neighboring Mongolia
- For fun
Q16 | approximately how many miles long (including branches) is the GreatWall of China?
- 3000 miles
- 13000 miles
- 300 miles
- 30000 miles
Q17 | what is the average Wall height of the Great Wall of China?
- 10-15 feet
- 15-30 feet
- 30-45 feet
- 50 feet
Q18 | the city of Athens is replete with ancient temples honoring various Olympian deities. The temple in the Parthenon honors which Greek deity?
- Artemis
- Zeus
- Athena
- Aphrodite
Q19 | what was the Colosseum mostly made of?
- Limestone
- Tuff
- Concrete
- Wood
Q20 | where is the Colosseum?
- Paris, France
- Hillsborough, NJ
- San Francisco, California
- Rome, Italy
Q21 | which of the following is the oldest stone structure in India and wascommissioned by the Mauryan king Ashoka?
- Sanchi Stupa
- Amaravati Stupa
- Peshawar Stupa
- Nagarjunakonda Stupa
Q22 | in which Indian city is the Taj Mahal located?
- Ludhiana
- Agra
- Nasik
- Thane
Q23 | which Mughal emperor built the Taj Mahal?
- Jahangir
- Shah Jahan
- Akbar
- Babur
Q24 | of what material is the outside of the Taj Mahal mainly made?
- White marble
- Grey stone
- Ivory
- Gold painted stone
Q25 | about how many years did it take to build the main body of the TajMahal (excluding the surrounding structures)?
- 14
- 16
- 10
- 12