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Hard Reading and Writing · Information and Ideas · None · MCQ

The author suggests that the modern-day understanding of the concept of "wilderness" has shifted from a focus on the idea of untouched nature to a focus on a more human-centric notion of wilderness. For example, the author notes that some people use the term "wilderness" to refer to areas that have been shaped by human activity, such as areas with logging roads or farming land. Which of the following best describes the author’s view of "wilderness"?

According to the author, how has the concept of "wilderness" changed?

  1. A

    The concept of "wilderness" has expanded to include areas that have been shaped by human activity.

  2. B

    The concept of "wilderness" has shifted from a focus on nature to a focus on human culture.

  3. C

    The concept of "wilderness" has become more romanticized and idealized.

  4. D

    The concept of "wilderness" has become more scientific and objective.

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