VCE Outdoor & Env Studies Practice Questions - VCE Outdoor And Environmental Studies Units 3 & 4 (VCAA) Exam

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What primary ecological purpose did traditional Indigenous 'fire-stick farming' (cultural burning) serve across the Australian landscape?

To promote fresh plant regrowth, clear undergrowth for travel, and manage wildlife habitats safely. To completely clear native rainforests for broadacre monoculture crops. To maximize timber harvesting yield for industrial export markets. To sterilize topsoil and eradicate all endemic plant species.

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To promote fresh plant regrowth, clear undergrowth for travel, and manage wildlife habitats safely.

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