Economics - 2017 E.C (2024/2025) Ethiopian University Entrance Exam (EUEE)

A It is unpredictable atmospheric conditions.

B It is short-term atmospheric conditions.

C It is rainy season occurs for long period of time.

D It is long-term atmospheric conditions.

A Greenhouse gases raise atmospheric temperatures and produce other changes in the climate system.

B Global warming is unrelated to human activities emitting greenhouse gases

C There is no link between economic activity and energy emission through the green house effect.

D Burning of fossil fuels and reductions of forests that sink carbon dioxide decreases green house gases.

A Improvement of food security due to length of growing seasons in arid areas

B Long-term changes influencing agriculture, water, health and other sectors

C Use of biologically renewable resources and renewable physical stock

D Improvement in the economic well-being of the rural people

A Subsidizing the use of fossil fuels

B Reducing the role of indigenous communities

C Destabilizing greenhouse gases

D Reducing the release of carbon dioxide (CO2)

A Green growth strategies

B Mitigation policies

C Greenhouse gases

D Carbon taxes

A It adjusts to the potential impacts of climate change.

B It emits the same amount of pollution across all countries.

C It involves long-term limits on the amount of greenhouse emissions.

D It intensives use of non-renewable resources of energy.

A It is characterized by loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services.

B It emits higher percentage of greenhouse gas than other economies.

C It uses high carbon, is resource inefficient and socially exclusive.

D It reduces environmental risk and ecological scarcity to improve well-being.

A Solar energy

B Fossil fuel energy

C Wind energy

D Thermal energy

A It relies on eroding the natural capital.

B It is a carbon intensive growth strategy.

C It employs renewable energy and low carbon.

D It exacerbates environmental related risks.

A High population growth

B Dependence on rain-fed agriculture

C Carbon emission from rapid industrialization

D Poor water resource development