Physical Environment
Human Adaptation
Human Impact
Protect our Planet
People & Resources
100

Name three physical feature found in the physical environment:

Mountains, rivers, oceans, forests, lakes, deserts, etc

100

What do people wear to stay warm in winter?

Winter coats, boots, hats, etc. 

100

What are two ways humans harm the environment?

 Littering, pollution, cutting down forests, etc.

100

What is pollution?

Harmful substances entering the environment 

100

Name two natural resource humans need to survive

Water, food, air, soil, sun, etc

200

What is the difference between weather and climate?

Weather - daily conditions 

Climate - usual weather over a long period of time

200

What does it mean when humans adapt to their environment? 


Changing the way they live to meet the conditions around them.

200

What is one positive way humans can change the physical environment?

Planting trees, cleaning up beaches, creating parks, or restoring natural habitats.

200

What can you use instead of a single-use/plastic water bottle 

Reusable water bottle

200

What natural resources are used to build homes?

Wood, stone, sand, and clay.


300

How might living near an ocean affect the activities people do in their community?

People may fish, swim, boat, or work in tourism.

300

How might people adapt to living in a desert?

Shade, thin layers/clothing, water, cooling systems (portable fans)

300

What is deforestation?

Large areas of trees or forests are cut down or removed, often to make space for buildings, roads, farms, or other activities.

300

What can schools do to reduce waste/littering?

Provide recycling and compost bins, encourage reusable containers, reduce paper waste, and organize cleanups.



300

How do people depend on oceans and rivers?

For drinking water (where safe and treated), food, transportation, recreation, and jobs.

400

How can things like mountains, rivers, and oceans affect where people choose to build their homes and communities?

They influence access to water, transportation, natural resources, and suitable places to build homes.

400

A family moves to a very dry area where there is little rainfall. What are two ways they might adapt to their environment?

Conserve water, grow drought-resistant plants, collect rainwater, or use irrigation carefully.

400

A new shopping centre is being built where a forest once stood. Describe one positive impact and one negative impact this could have.

Positive: jobs/services for people 

Negative: loss of trees and animal habitats.

400

Your community has a problem with litter along a nearby river. What is one call to action the community could take to help solve the problem.

Organize a cleanup, add garbage bins, educate people, or reduce littering

400

How can the fishing industry benefit a community?

It provides jobs, income, food, and supports local businesses and the economy.

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