SAT English Practice Question
The passage describes the impact of human activities on the environment. The author suggests that human activities, especially those related to agriculture and urbanization, can have a negative impact on biodiversity. The author also points out that these negative impacts are not always immediately apparent. It is important to consider the long-term effects of human activities on the environment, especially in terms of the effects on the survival of plant and animal species.
- A.The negative impacts of human activities are often gradual and may not be noticeable until they have become significant.
- B.The negative impacts of human activities are often masked by the natural beauty of the environment.
- C.The negative impacts of human activities are often difficult to measure and quantify.
- D.The negative impacts of human activities are often caused by factors that are beyond human control.
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