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VCE Outdoor and Environmental Studies Practice Exams with Worked Solutions
20 full-length papers · worked solutions for every question
The 20 practice exams inside the VCE Outdoor and Environmental Studies Mastery Pack, each set out like the real paper with a separate worked-solution guide. Open any paper to see what it covers.
- Pre-human Australian environments
- Indigenous relationships before colonisation
- Early colonisation 1788-1859
- Historical environmental campaigns
- Influence of environmentalism on policy
- Registered Aboriginal Parties
- Conservation vs economic relationships
- Conflict over commercial logging
- Land manager resolution processes
- Federal party environmental policy
- Pillars of sustainability
- Water, air and soil quality
- Biodiversity as a health indicator
- Impacts of introduced species
- Climate mitigation strategies
- Indigenous land management
- Flora and Fauna Guarantee Amendment Act 2019
- Landcare and Trust for Nature
- Ethical and sustainable consumerism
- Proposing changes to Acts
- Post-Federation relationships
- Franklin River campaign
- Murray-Darling Basin water allocations
- Social debate on water management
- Custodianship and Country
- Urbanisation as a threat
- Wellbeing benefits of outdoor environments
- Ramsar Convention
- 'Friends of' community groups
- Green home design
- Biological isolation and geological stability
- Pre-Federation land use
- Little Desert campaign
- Environmental activism
- Evaluating campaign effectiveness
- Feral species in the Alpine National Park
- Methods of influencing decision-makers
- EPBC Act 1999
- Regenerative farming
- Comparing individual actions
- Climate change as a threat
- Local vs international mitigation
- Renewable energy debate
- Critiques of sustainability
- Justifying healthy environments
- Mountain bike park conflicts
- Recreation relationships
- Victorian Environmental Assessment Council Act 2001
- Community action effectiveness
- Independent investigation findings
- Indigenous relationships after colonisation
- Changing non-Indigenous relationships over time
- Lake Pedder campaign
- The Greens' environmental policy
- Environmental advocacy
- Land degradation
- Soil quality observations
- Cultural burning
- Planning and Environment Act 1987
- Proposing solutions to improve health
- Southern Ocean whale hunting
- International influence on relationships
- Species biodiversity
- Trust for Nature covenants
- Primary and secondary data
- Economic relationships with outdoor environments
- Conflict resolution processes
- Fire as a threat
- National mitigation strategies
- Report structure and terminology
- Climatic variation in Australia
- Gold rush era land use
- Beginnings of environmentalism
- Labor vs Coalition policy
- Analysing policy differences
- Flood impacts on society
- Air quality indicators
- Interdependence of sustainability pillars
- Landcare effectiveness
- Comparing two visited environments
- Land and water councils
- Comparing Indigenous and non-Indigenous relationships
- Ecosystem biodiversity
- Non-Indigenous land management
- Logbook evidence
- Historical time periods compared
- Influence of social debates
- Emotional wellbeing outcomes
- Acts and conventions compared
- Evaluating community action
- Custodianship in contemporary Australia
- Conflicting values of use
- Threats to society
- Individual actions to sustain environments
- Implications of investigation findings
- Australian environments before humans
- Environmentalism to policy pathway
- Observable characteristics of health
- Ramsar and EPBC compared
- Ethical consumerism and advocacy
Included in the VCE Outdoor and Environmental Studies Mastery Pack
20 full-length practice exams with worked solutions, 20 revision notes, 64 practice questions and 200 flashcards.
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