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- Q1What role do coal mines play in the economy according to the passage?They generate tax revenue and support GDP.They provide renewable energyThey eliminate the need for industryThey reduce environmental impact30s
- Q2What is a key indicator of economic health mentioned in the passage?Environmental SustainabilityGross Domestic Product (GDP)Social EquityEmployment Rate30s
- Q3What are the potential societal costs of coal mining mentioned in the passage?Displacement of communities and environmental degradation.Increased energy pricesJob creation in renewable energyImproved public health30s
- Q4According to the passage, what dilemma do governments face regarding coal mines?Balancing immediate economic gains against long-term environmental sustainability.Promoting only renewable energy sourcesIgnoring the concerns of local communitiesMaximizing tax revenue at all costs30s
- Q5What characterizes the recent global debate over coal mines?It is focused only on economic issuesIt is largely settledIt has little public interestIt is intense and controversial.30s
- Q6What is one reason some stakeholders prefer eco-friendly alternatives?To reduce environmental impact.To decrease GDPTo generate more tax revenueTo increase coal production30s
- Q7What does the passage suggest about the future of coal mines?They have no impact on modern civilizationThey will be eliminated globallyThey will only improve economicallyThey illustrate a crossroads between progress and sustainability.30s
- Q8How does coal mining contribute to a nation's GDP according to the passage?By increasing unemployment ratesBy reducing dependence on foreign energyBy powering industry and ensuring consistent shipments.By promoting environmental awareness30s
- Q9What is a possible consequence of relying on traditional fuel sources like coal?Simplified energy policiesAlienation of environmentally conscious stakeholders.Increased support from local communitiesEnhanced public infrastructure30s
- Q10What type of picture does the continued operation of coal mines evoke, according to the passage?A hopeful futureA grim picture of dystopia.An advanced technological societyA prosperous community30s