ASU 380 FINAL EXAM
PREP | 155 QUESTIONS
| WITH ALL PASSED
SOLUTIONS!!
ASU 380
Evatee 8/4/24 ASU 380
,ASU 380 FINAL EXAM PREP | 155 QUESTIONS
| WITH ALL PASSED SOLUTIONS!!
In the bible, wilderness is portrayed as what? Answer - Desert and wasteland
From a biblical point of view, what is the difference between paradise and
wilderness? Answer - Paradise is a cultivated garden where God is, supplying
everything man could want; and wilderness is godless, forsaken, and you can't
get lemonade or even water.
Early settlers views of beautiful nature were of cultivated and pastoral lands
Answer - True
In the biblical understanding, what was a symbol of god? The lack of this was
also associated as forbidding or cursed. Answer - water
Which of the following is NOT a reification? Answer - Badgers
What is the etymology (roots) of the English word "wilderness"? Answer -
Place of wild beasts
Nature means the same thing as wilderness Answer - False
According to our text, any place that a person feels striped of guidance, lost,
and perplexed may be called what? Answer - Wilderness
, A central thesis in Wendell Berry's reading, "Religion and the Environment,"
was: Answer - Christians have a duty (to God) to be responsible for nature
Lynn White argues that the victory of Christianity over _________________
was the greatest psychic revolution (event) in the history of Western culture,
especially in regard to explaining Western beliefs and attitudes toward nature.
The result was losing a key connection with the natural world. Answer -
Paganism
What term was given to the notion that living in close proximity to wild country
created a strong hatred toward it? Answer - Wilderness condition
It was stated that the pioneer lived too close to the wilderness to appreciate it.
Which of the following were perceived factors in their inability to appreciate
wilderness? Answer - Wilderness harbored savage men and wild beasts
Wilderness could turn one to savagery
Wilderness posed a threat to one's survival
The Lakota believe in two natural elements that are analogous to female and
man. What are these? Answer - Maka (Earth) the mother & Anpetuwi (sun)
the father
What is the Lakota unifying spirit, maker of all things earth, sky and water? Also
known as the Big Holy. Answer - Wakan Tanka
True or false, Indian faith sought harmony of man with the surroundings while
the White man sought dominance of the surroundings. Answer - true
PREP | 155 QUESTIONS
| WITH ALL PASSED
SOLUTIONS!!
ASU 380
Evatee 8/4/24 ASU 380
,ASU 380 FINAL EXAM PREP | 155 QUESTIONS
| WITH ALL PASSED SOLUTIONS!!
In the bible, wilderness is portrayed as what? Answer - Desert and wasteland
From a biblical point of view, what is the difference between paradise and
wilderness? Answer - Paradise is a cultivated garden where God is, supplying
everything man could want; and wilderness is godless, forsaken, and you can't
get lemonade or even water.
Early settlers views of beautiful nature were of cultivated and pastoral lands
Answer - True
In the biblical understanding, what was a symbol of god? The lack of this was
also associated as forbidding or cursed. Answer - water
Which of the following is NOT a reification? Answer - Badgers
What is the etymology (roots) of the English word "wilderness"? Answer -
Place of wild beasts
Nature means the same thing as wilderness Answer - False
According to our text, any place that a person feels striped of guidance, lost,
and perplexed may be called what? Answer - Wilderness
, A central thesis in Wendell Berry's reading, "Religion and the Environment,"
was: Answer - Christians have a duty (to God) to be responsible for nature
Lynn White argues that the victory of Christianity over _________________
was the greatest psychic revolution (event) in the history of Western culture,
especially in regard to explaining Western beliefs and attitudes toward nature.
The result was losing a key connection with the natural world. Answer -
Paganism
What term was given to the notion that living in close proximity to wild country
created a strong hatred toward it? Answer - Wilderness condition
It was stated that the pioneer lived too close to the wilderness to appreciate it.
Which of the following were perceived factors in their inability to appreciate
wilderness? Answer - Wilderness harbored savage men and wild beasts
Wilderness could turn one to savagery
Wilderness posed a threat to one's survival
The Lakota believe in two natural elements that are analogous to female and
man. What are these? Answer - Maka (Earth) the mother & Anpetuwi (sun)
the father
What is the Lakota unifying spirit, maker of all things earth, sky and water? Also
known as the Big Holy. Answer - Wakan Tanka
True or false, Indian faith sought harmony of man with the surroundings while
the White man sought dominance of the surroundings. Answer - true
