Ultimate Quiz On Environmental Planning! Trivia
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As per PD 1308 Sec.3, Scope of Practice of EnP- professional services in the form of technical consultation, plan preparation, and/or implementation involving the ff except one:
- A.
Development of a community, town, city, or region;
- B.
Development of a site for a particular need (e.g. housing, education, culture) including creating a spatial arrangements of buildings, utilities and communication routes;
- C.
Land use and zoning plans for the management and development
- D.
Pre-investment, pre-feasibility, and feasibility studies.”
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Site & construction supervision for city hardscapes & softscapes
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E. Site & construction supervision for city hardscapes & softscapesExplanation
The correct answer is "site & construction supervision for city hardscapes & softscapes". This answer is correct because the given options include various activities that fall under the scope of practice of EnP (Environmental Planner) as per PD 1308 Sec.3. These activities include development of a community, town, city, or region; development of a site for a particular need; land use and zoning plans; and pre-investment, pre-feasibility, and feasibility studies. However, site & construction supervision for city hardscapes & softscapes is not included in the scope of practice of EnP.Rate this question:
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The Four Rudiments of Environmental Planning except one:
- A.
Humankind
- B.
Environment
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Development
- D.
Sustainability
- E.
Government
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E. GovernmentExplanation
The four rudiments of environmental planning are humankind, environment, development, and sustainability. These factors are essential in creating effective plans and policies to protect and enhance the environment. However, government is not considered one of the rudiments because it is not an inherent aspect of environmental planning. While government plays a crucial role in implementing and enforcing environmental regulations, it is not a fundamental element in understanding and addressing the complexities of the environment.Rate this question:
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As per Senate Bill 2482, Scope of Practice of EnP- professional services in the form of technical consultation, plan preparation, capacity building, and monitoring and evaluation of implementation involving the following except one:
- A.
Preparation of national, regional or local development and/or physical framework and land use plans;
- B.
Preparation of comprehensive land use plans, zoning, and related ordinances, codes, and other legal issuances for the management and development, preservation, conservation, rehabilitation, regulation, and control of the environment, including water resources;
- C.
Development, conservation, redevelopment, and revitalization of barangay, municipality, city, province, region or any portion or combination thereof;
- D.
Development of a site for a particular need, such as economic or ecological zones; tourism development zones; and housing and other estate development projects, including creating a spatial arrangement of buildings, utilities, transport, and communications;
- E.
None of the choices
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E. None of the choicesExplanation
The correct answer is "none of the choices" because all of the mentioned tasks fall under the scope of practice of EnP (Environmental Planner) as per Senate Bill 2482.Rate this question:
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Who implements PD 1308/ RA 10587? 1 Academe 2 Government 3 PIEP and PRC 4 Private Sectors
- A.
2 & 3
- B.
2, 3 & 4
- C.
All of the choices
- D.
1 & 2
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A. 2 & 3Explanation
PD 1308/ RA 10587 is implemented by the government (choice 2) and PIEP (Philippine Institute of Environmental Planners) and PRC (Professional Regulation Commission) (choice 3). This means that both the government and the mentioned organizations are responsible for carrying out the provisions and regulations stated in PD 1308/ RA 10587. The private sector (choice 4) may also play a role in implementing certain aspects of the law, but it is not specifically mentioned as a primary implementer. The academe (choice 1) is not mentioned as an implementer of PD 1308/ RA 10587.Rate this question:
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Role of Government in Environmental Planning Profession except one:
- A.
Link EP to socio-econ plans
- B.
Spatial implications of socio-cultural economic policies
- C.
Update implementation of planning laws
- D.
Implement PD 1308/ RA 10587
- E.
Monitor professional practice
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E. Monitor professional practiceExplanation
Implementation of PD 1308/ RA 10587 ,administer relevant exams,monitor educational activities & professional practice is for PIEP/PRC.Rate this question:
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Role of Private Sectors in Environmental Planning Profession except one:
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Complement government efforts
- B.
Set examples for best practice
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Comply with PD 1308/ RA10587
- D.
Cooperate with NGOs
- E.
Develop linkages between disciplines
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E. Develop linkages between disciplinesExplanation
(1)Develop curriculum and (2) linkages between disciplines, (3) training of EPs and (4) policy making is for AcademeRate this question:
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Role of an Environmental Planner: Advances the civic agenda of the general public
- A.
Regulator & Policy Advisor
- B.
Designer & Visionary
- C.
Mediator & Facilitator
- D.
Advocate & Educator
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D. Advocate & EducatorExplanation
The role of an Environmental Planner includes advocating for environmental issues and educating the public about these issues. They work to raise awareness and promote the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability. By advocating for environmental causes, they aim to influence policy and decision-making processes to prioritize environmental protection. Additionally, they play a crucial role in educating the public about environmental issues, providing information and resources to help individuals and communities make informed choices that positively impact the environment.Rate this question:
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Role of an Environmental Planner: Reconciles conflicting interests of contending groups in society
- A.
Regulator & Policy Advisor
- B.
Designer & Visionary
- C.
Mediator & Facilitator
- D.
Advocate & Educator
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C. Mediator & FacilitatorExplanation
The role of an Environmental Planner involves reconciling conflicting interests of contending groups in society. This means that they act as a mediator and facilitator, helping to bridge the gap between different stakeholders and finding common ground. They work towards resolving conflicts and facilitating discussions to ensure that all parties are heard and their interests are taken into consideration. This role requires strong communication and negotiation skills to bring about consensus and promote collaboration among various groups involved in environmental planning processes.Rate this question:
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Defined Environmental Planning as "The multi-disciplinary art and science of analyzing, specifying, classifying, harmonizing, managing and regulating the use and development of land and water resources, in relation to their environs, for the development of sustainable communities and ecosystems."
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RA 10587
- B.
PD 1308
- C.
SB 2482
- D.
EO 220
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A. RA 10587 -
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As per RA 10587 Sec. 4a, Environmental Planning is also known as
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Urban and regional planning
- B.
City planning
- C.
Town and country planning
- D.
Human settlements planning
- E.
All of the choices
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E. All of the choicesExplanation
According to RA 10587 Sec. 4a, Environmental Planning is also known by various terms such as urban and regional planning, city planning, town and country planning, and human settlements planning. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the choices."Rate this question:
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Defined Environmental Planning as "Refers to activities connected with the management and development of land, as well as the preservation, conservation, and management of the human environment"
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RA 10587
- B.
PD 1308
- C.
SB 2482
- D.
EO 220
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B. PD 1308Explanation
PD 1308 is the correct answer because it is the only option that is related to environmental planning. PD 1308 stands for Presidential Decree No. 1308, which is a law in the Philippines that created the National Environmental Protection Council (NEPC). This law is specifically focused on the preservation, conservation, and management of the human environment. Therefore, it aligns with the definition given in the question, which states that environmental planning refers to activities connected with the management and development of land, as well as the preservation, conservation, and management of the human environment.Rate this question:
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All are Planning philosophies/elements of EP except one:
- A.
Human being as focus of development
- B.
Holistic approach
- C.
Multi-dimensional activities
- D.
Wise/sustainable resources utilization
- E.
Equitable distribution of benefits
- F.
Qualitative/quantitative changes
- G.
None of the choices
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G. None of the choicesExplanation
This question is asking for the planning philosophy or element of EP that is not included in the given choices. The correct answer is "none of the choices" because all of the listed options are planning philosophies/elements of EP.Rate this question:
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Objectives/Purposes of EP under Society & Community except one:
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Respond to problems/needs of society
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Balance of private needs and command collective demands
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Ensure sustainable development
- D.
Facilitate sourcing of funds for program/project implementation
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D. Facilitate sourcing of funds for program/project implementationExplanation
Economic/Financial Resources
(1) Facilitate sourcing of funds for program/project implementation
(2) Wise utilization of resources (money/effort/time)Rate this question:
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Objectives/Purposes of EP under Planning/Management except one:
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Provision of national basis for reclassifying/control of land use
- B.
Basis for enacting zoning ordinances for balanced/orderly spatial development
- C.
Introduction of new planning/management trends for dynamic/responsive to needs of the place.
- D.
Wise utilization of resources (money/effort/time)
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D. Wise utilization of resources (money/effort/time)Explanation
Economic/Financial Resources
(1) Facilitate sourcing of funds for program/project implementation
(2) Wise utilization of resources (money/effort/time)Rate this question:
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Visions of the EnP Profession:(i) To Society. Citizens enjoying high quality of life/economic growth in harmony with nature(ii) To capacitate and guide communities and stake-holder group make rational plans as basis for decision-making on the sustainable development and management of the country’s physical (land, water, air)(iii) To profession. A vibrant/globally competitive professional practice(iv) to nurture internationally competitive Environmental Planners.
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I & ii
- B.
I & iii
- C.
Ii & iv
- D.
Iii & iv
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B. I & iiiExplanation
Take note: ii & iv are the Mission Statement of the EnP ProfessionRate this question:
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General Functions/ Concerns of an EnP except one:
- A.
Plan formulation/preparation/ implementation, Programming (plan selection)
- B.
Project Planning/ Management/ Evaluation/ Supervision
- C.
Community development/ management, Policy analysis, Public participation
- D.
Budgeting, Coordination/ Review
- E.
None of the choices
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B. Project Planning/ Management/ Evaluation/ SupervisionExplanation
Project Planning/ Management/ Evaluation is part of the General Functions/Concerns
Supervision is NOT.Rate this question:
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All are within the scope of EnP practice except one:
- A.
Technical consultation, technical advice, plan preparation, capacity building, monitoring/evaluation of implementation. (NFPP, CLUP, ZO, SDP & PDs)
- B.
Curriculum/syllabi development ; teaching in academic institutions; conduct of review courses
- C.
Preparation of studies in relation to Pre-feasibility/feasibility, Environmental assessments, Institutional/administration/legal systems
- D.
Conduct of hearings, competitions, exhibits, other public fora
- E.
Ensuring law compliance/acquisition of regulatory permits
- F.
None of the choices
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F. None of the choicesExplanation
All are within the scope of EnPsRate this question:
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All are Responsibilities of EnPs except one:
- A.
Certificate of registration & Professional ID cards, Membership in good standing of Accredited Professional Organization (APO) (Certificate of Good Standing, COGS) & Signing of EP Plans
- B.
EP Partnerships/corporations/associations to be registered by the Board and PRC
- C.
Continuing Professional Education (CPE) /Continuing Professional Development (CPD) compliance
- D.
Civil liability for plans prepared within 10 years
- E.
Positions in government to be registered EnPs (within three years)
- F.
None of the choices
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F. None of the choicesExplanation
All are Responsibilities of EnPsRate this question:
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Code of Ethics-PRBOEP: General Principles except one:
- A.
Service to God/country/humankind
- B.
Advancement of EP art/science; balanced ecology
- C.
Highest degree of professionalism/excellence/competence/integrity
- D.
Uphold the Constitution/laws/regulations/legal orders
- E.
Actively participate in professional organization’s activities/affairs
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E. Actively participate in professional organization’s activities/affairsExplanation
The correct answer is "Actively participate in professional organization's activities/affairs". This is because the other options listed in the Code of Ethics-PRBOEP are all general principles that are expected to be upheld by professionals, such as service to God/country/humankind, advancement of EP art/science, highest degree of professionalism/excellence/competence/integrity, and upholding the Constitution/laws/regulations/legal orders. However, actively participating in professional organization's activities/affairs is not explicitly mentioned as a general principle in the given code.Rate this question:
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Code of Ethics-PRBOEP: Responsibility to profession/EnPs’ organization except one:
- A.
Devote time effort/talent/resources for advancement of professionals and students
- B.
Adhere to highest standards of integrity/transparency
- C.
Appropriate means of advertising
- D.
Serve as resource persons/speakers in public fora
- E.
Share results of experience/research
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E. Share results of experience/researchExplanation
Also Pursue CPD program & Actively participate in professional organization’s activities/affairs
(Share results of experience/research is "responsibility to co-professionals")Rate this question:
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Code of Ethics-PRBOEP: Responsibility to Client except one:
- A.
Honesty in professional credentials/competence
- B.
Services within the scope of EP practice
- C.
Activities causing conflict of interest to be avoided
- D.
Professional fees commensurate with extent/quality of services
- E.
Information kept confidential except with clients permission
- F.
None of the choices
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F. None of the choicesExplanation
All are Responsibility to ClientRate this question:
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Code of Ethics-PRBOEP: Responsibility to Country except one:
- A.
Sustainable development as planning strategy
- B.
Priority to needs of disadvantaged/marginalized
- C.
Natural environment protection/conservation
- D.
Participatory planning/implementation
- E.
Objective/accurate reporting/evaluation of EP issues/concern
- F.
None of the choices
- G.
Reduction of administrative/geographical disparities
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F. None of the choicesExplanation
All are Responsibility to CountryRate this question:
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Pros of EnP practice for Private except one:
- A.
Competitive income rates
- B.
Smaller organization, Plenty of room to experiment
- C.
Simpler interpersonal relationships/not much pressure
- D.
Seasonal work
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D. Seasonal workExplanation
Cons: (1) No tenure gained (2) Seasonal work (3)Unstable income (4) Lot of hassle in bidding/negotiationRate this question:
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Pros of EnP practice for the Government except one:
- A.
Stable/regular income
- B.
Challenging / may influence decision-making /implementation
- C.
Venue for inter-action with others in profession
- D.
Bureaucratic/administrative procedures/multi-layer decision- making
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D. Bureaucratic/administrative procedures/multi-layer decision- makingExplanation
Cons: (1) Bureaucratic/administrative procedures/multi-layer decision- making (2) Shelving/non-implementation of plans (3) Work/Income rates not competitive/lack of incentives (4) Political considerations play major role (5) Too flexible planning workRate this question:
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Issues/ Problems EnP regarding the Profession: (1) Not generally known/understood (2) No representation in government agencies: Climate Change Commission, Disaster Risk Management Councils, Local Development Councils (3) Need for Department of Housing & Urban Development; Land Use/Development Code; need for EnPs in the legislature. (4) Population explosion, uncontrolled urban growth; lack of discipline (5) Shortage of professional planners (6) Climate change/greenhouse effect catastrophes; deforestation/land loss/loss of species, and other man-made activities
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1,2,5
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4,6
- C.
2, 3
- D.
None of the choices
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A. 1,2,5Explanation
The correct answer is 1,2,5. This answer is supported by the given information that states the following issues/problems regarding the profession: (1) Not generally known/understood, (2) No representation in government agencies, specifically the Climate Change Commission, Disaster Risk Management Councils, and Local Development Councils, and (5) Shortage of professional planners. These issues highlight the lack of awareness and understanding of the profession, the absence of representation in important government agencies, and the scarcity of professional planners, all of which contribute to the challenges faced by the profession.Rate this question:
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Issues/ Problems EnP regarding the Environment Situation:(1) Not generally known/understood(2) No representation in government agencies: Climate Change Commission, Disaster Risk Management Councils, Local Development Councils(3) Need for Department of Housing & Urban Development; Land Use/Development Code; need for EnPs in the legislature.(4) Population explosion, uncontrolled urban growth; lack of discipline(5) Shortage of professional planners (6) Climate change/greenhouse effect catastrophes; deforestation/land loss/loss of species, and other man-made activities
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1,2,5
- B.
4,6
- C.
2, 3
- D.
None of the choices
Correct Answer
B. 4,6Explanation
The correct answer is 4,6. This is because the given issues/problems in the environment situation include population explosion, uncontrolled urban growth, lack of discipline (issue 4), as well as climate change/greenhouse effect catastrophes, deforestation/land loss/loss of species, and other man-made activities (issue 6). The other choices (1,2,5 and 2,3) do not include these specific issues.Rate this question:
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Issues/ Problems EnP regarding the Administration:(1) Not generally known/understood(2) No representation in government agencies: Climate Change Commission, Disaster Risk Management Councils, Local Development Councils(3) Need for Department of Housing & Urban Development; Land Use/Development Code; need for EnPs in the legislature.(4) Population explosion, uncontrolled urban growth; lack of discipline(5) Shortage of professional planners (6) Climate change/greenhouse effect catastrophes; deforestation/land loss/loss of species, and other man-made activities
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1,2,5
- B.
4,6
- C.
2,3
- D.
None of the choices
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D. None of the choicesExplanation
3 only: Need for Department of Housing & Urban Development; Land Use/Development Code; need for EnPs in the legislature.Rate this question:
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Opportunities for EnPs: Area/Development Planning except one:
- A.
Tourism development, Island planning; coastal planning/management; waterfront development
- B.
National, regional and local planning (regions/provinces/cities/municipalities/barangays)
- C.
New towns and industrial estates planning (eco-villages /green towns and cities; retirement villages)
- D.
Heritage and conservation planning/urban design
- E.
Housing and human settlements
- F.
Open space/recreation planning; memorial parks
- G.
Global EP Practice in compliance with ASEAN Integration Agreement (AIA)
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G. Global EP Practice in compliance with ASEAN Integration Agreement (AIA)Explanation
The correct answer is "Global EP Practice in compliance with ASEAN Integration Agreement (AIA)". This answer is different from the other options because it focuses on the global practice of environmental planning in accordance with the ASEAN Integration Agreement. The other options all pertain to specific areas or types of planning, such as tourism development, island planning, coastal planning, etc. This option stands out as it highlights the importance of global environmental planning and compliance with regional agreements.Rate this question:
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Opportunities for EnPs: Academe, R& D except one:
- A.
Secondary/Tertiary education
- B.
EP specialized fields/areas
- C.
Curriculum development
- D.
Sustainable communities, Climate change/energy conservation/environmental protection
- E.
New paradigms in city/urban planning (agropolis/technopolis/cyberpolis, etc.)
- F.
Legislative & Local government
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F. Legislative & Local governmentExplanation
The correct answer is Legislative & Local government. This means that opportunities for Environmental Professionals (EnPs) exist in the field of legislative and local government. EnPs can contribute to the development and implementation of environmental policies, regulations, and laws at the local level. They can work with government agencies and officials to ensure that environmental protection measures are in place and enforced. This may involve activities such as drafting legislation, conducting environmental impact assessments, and advising on sustainable practices and conservation efforts.Rate this question:
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Ethical Principles in EnP Professional Practice to Earth/Environment except one:
- A.
Respect/care/protect from damage
- B.
Share benefits equitably
- C.
Apply golden rule
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Protect/Restore places of outstanding/aesthetic/spiritual/scientific significance
- E.
Cultivate sense of shared responsibility
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Adopt models of consumption/production/reproduction
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F. Adopt models of consumption/production/reproductionExplanation
The given options consist of ethical principles in environmental professional practice. These principles include respecting, caring, and protecting the earth/environment from damage, sharing benefits equitably, applying the golden rule, protecting and restoring places of significance, and cultivating a sense of shared responsibility. However, "adopting models of consumption/production/reproduction" does not fit into the category of ethical principles in environmental professional practice. This option suggests adopting certain models without specifying what those models entail, making it unclear how they align with ethical principles.Rate this question:
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Ethical Principles in EnP Professional Practice to Sustainable Living except one:
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Practice non-violence and create harmonious relationship with people/earth
- B.
Adopt models of consumption/production/reproduction
- C.
Justice in provision of potable water/clean air/food security
- D.
Promote social development/eradicate poverty
- E.
Apply scientific knowledge in sustainable living/environmental protection
- F.
Ensure opportunities to acquire knowledge/skills/values
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A. Practice non-violence and create harmonious relationship with people/earthExplanation
The given options are all ethical principles in environmental professional practice to sustainable living, except for "Practice non-violence and create harmonious relationship with people/earth". This principle is not mentioned in the options, indicating that it is the exception.Rate this question:
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Ethical Principles in EnP Professional Practice to People Participation/Empowerment except one:
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Treat all creatures with compassion/protect from cruelty or destruction
- B.
Strengthen processes of all sectors’ path
- C.
Reaffirm vital roles of indigenous peoples in care/protection of Mother Earth
- D.
Secure right to sexual/ reproductive health (especially for women)
- E.
Promote youth participation as agents of change
- F.
None of the choices
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A. Treat all creatures with compassion/protect from cruelty or destructionExplanation
Ethical Principles in EnP Professional Practice to Peace/Protection/Non-Violence: (1) Treat all creatures with compassion/protect from cruelty or destruction. (2) Practice non-violence & create harmonious relationship with people/earthRate this question:
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PRC Code of Good Governance--Specific Principles of Professional Conduct except one:
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Service to others
- B.
Integrity and objectivity
- C.
Professional competence
- D.
Solidarity and teamwork
- E.
Social civic responsibility
- F.
Global competitiveness
- G.
Equality of all professions
- H.
None of the choices
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H. None of the choicesExplanation
All are Specific Principles of Professional ConductRate this question:
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Code of Ethics(PRBOEP):Why the Need for Code?(1)Govern personal/professional conduct of EnPs(2) Promote/protect public interest(3) Ensure that only competent/qualified EnPs practice EP profession
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1 & 2
- B.
2 & 3
- C.
1 & 3
- D.
All of the choices
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D. All of the choicesExplanation
The correct answer is "All of the choices" because each of the three statements mentioned in the Code of Ethics (PRBOEP) explains a different reason for the need for a code. Statement 1 emphasizes the importance of governing personal and professional conduct of Environmental Professionals (EnPs), ensuring ethical practices. Statement 2 highlights the role of the code in promoting and protecting the public interest, ensuring that EnPs act in the best interest of society. Statement 3 emphasizes the need to ensure that only competent and qualified EnPs practice the Environmental Profession, maintaining high standards in the field. Therefore, all three statements are valid reasons for the need for a code of ethics.Rate this question:
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An EnP should have this set of basic skills except one:
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Planning research methods
- B.
Critical thinking skills
- C.
Basic design skills
- D.
Decision making techniques
- E.
Collaborative skills
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Charismatic skills
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F. Charismatic skillsExplanation
An EnP (Environmental Planner) should possess a set of basic skills including planning research methods, critical thinking skills, basic design skills, decision making techniques, and collaborative skills. However, charismatic skills are not typically considered a fundamental skill for an EnP. Charismatic skills refer to the ability to attract and influence others through charm and persuasion, which may not be directly related to the technical and analytical aspects of environmental planning.Rate this question:
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