If the oceans were to continue to rise, how might this affect humans?
a. Very few people would be impacted.
b. About two-thirds of the world's largest cities could be affected.
c. Water would become more salty everywhere.
d. none of the above
Question 2
The poor suffer reduced life-chances in terms of health care, education, and housing, and are less likely to be treated fairly under the law in comparison with the more advantaged.
The authors of your text refer to these conditions as the __________ of poverty.
a. concomitants
b. correlates
c. consequences
d. associates
e. coordinates
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