Environmental Protection Daily Quiz: Participate on 10/30 for prizes; 3 correct answers earn an additional prize
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This post was last edited by slll611 on 2015-11-3 at 19:25. Multiple-choice question: On January 9, 2013, the World Wildlife Fund, headquartered in Gland, Switzerland, issued a statement welcoming South Korea’s decision to abandon whaling \"for scientific purposes\". South Korea’s decision has made (Japan) the only country in the world to hunt whales under the pretext of \"scientific research\"; however, the whales hunted are not used for scientific purposes, and their meat is sold directly in the market. A United Kingdom B Japan C North Korea D United States Answer: B Japan
On January 9, 2013, the World Wide Fund for Nature, headquartered in Gland, Switzerland, issued a statement welcoming South Korea’s decision to abandon whaling \"for scientific purposes\". South Korea’s decision has made it the only country in the world to hunt whales under the pretext of \"scientific research\"; however, the whales killed are not used for scientific purposes, and their meat is sold directly in the market. B Japan
On January 9, 2013, the World Wide Fund for Nature, headquartered in Gland, Switzerland, issued a statement welcoming South Korea’s decision to abandon whaling \"for scientific purposes\". South Korea’s decision has made (B) the only country in the world to hunt whales under the pretext of \"scientific research\"; however, the whales killed are not used for scientific purposes, and their meat is sold directly in the market. A United Kingdom B Japan C North Korea D United States
This makes (Japan) the only country in the world to hunt whales under the pretext of \"scientific research,\" yet the whales killed are not used for such research; their meat is instead supplied directly to the market.
B Japan, Little Japan. . . . . . . .
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On January 9, 2013, the World Wide Fund for Nature, headquartered in Gland, Switzerland, issued a statement welcoming South Korea’s decision to abandon whaling \"for scientific purposes\". South Korea’s decision has made (B) the only country in the world to hunt whales under the pretext of \"scientific research\"; however, the whales killed are not used for scientific purposes, and their meat is sold directly in local markets. A United Kingdom B Japan C North Korea D United States
Japan has become the only country in the world to hunt whales under the pretext of \"scientific research,\" yet the whales killed are not used for such research; their meat is instead supplied to the market. A United Kingdom B Japan C North Korea D United States
B...........Damnous Japan
On January 9, 2013, the World Wide Fund for Nature, headquartered in Gland, Switzerland, issued a statement welcoming South Korea’s decision to abandon whaling \"for scientific purposes\". South Korea’s decision has made (B) the only country in the world to hunt whales under the pretext of \"scientific research\"; however, the whales killed are not used for scientific purposes, and their meat is sold directly in local markets. A United Kingdom B Japan C North Korea D United States