Why is Annie Dillard's work considered green literature?A.Because she led protests against government deforestationB.Because she moved to the wilderness and lived off the landC.Because she wrote about environmentalist movements to preserve natureD.Because she wrote about the connection between nature and the human spiritSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which topic is most related to the theme of climate change in green literature?A.Nuclear energyB.Carbon emissionsC.Water resourcesD.Endangered speciesSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which story topic would most likely be explored in green literature?A.A zookeeper welcomes a new baby elephant to the zoo with a grand "Birth" Day party.B.A gardener befriends a deer who likes to eat tomatoes from his garden.C.A pet advocacy group finds a litter of kittens under an abandoned house and tries to find homes for them.D.A tribal group in the Amazon rainforest disappears due to the unexpected climate change that destroys their way of life.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which action did John Muir take that brought about "green awareness"?A.He advocated for the preservation of wildlands in the United States.B.He wrote a book on the need for preserving American Indian lands.C.He joined with researchers and biologists to discover the effects of insecticides.D.He spoke to Congress on behalf of farmers to restrict the greenhouse farming movement.

Which figure from green literature convinced the U.S. government to create Yosemite and Sequoia national parks in the 1890s, founded the Sierra Club, and published the book Our National Parks?A.John MuirB.Rachel CarsonC.Annie DillardD.Edward AbbeySUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

elect the correct answer.How do paragraphs 15 and 16 refine the idea that green initiatives have a positive impact on densely populated areas? A. By presenting both sides of how individuals feel about greening areas B. By referencing a specific neighborhood that has recently improved C. By citing research that shows positive changes in attitude and emotions D. By describing the ways people interact with one another outdoors