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Principles of Right and Wrong
Ethics
Theft of merchandise from stores.
Shoplifting
Destruction of property
Vandalism
Offers services to a worthwhile cause for no pay.
Volunteer
Leadership
When a foreign-born person becomes a citizen.
Naturalization
The way you respond to being a citizen of your community.
Citizenship
The science that deals with relationships between living things and the environment.
Ecology
Example of pollution
Water/air
Responsibilities
Obeying the law, Pay taxes
Careful management and protection of valuable natural resources to ensure their quality and longevity
Conservation
The clothing store is an example of what
Consumer Courtesy
Cleaning up public property is an example of what
Taking responsibility
Waste Disposal is a example of what
Environmental Concerns
Ways to serve
Volunteer, Mentorship, Charity
Energy sources formed in the earth
Fossil Forms
Can decompose naturally in the environment
Biodegradable
Examples of Governments Role
Restrictions and penalties, Incentives, Funding
How to conserve energy
Use less air/heat, less hot water, less light
How to Cut down on Waste
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Examples of Consumer Courtesy
The Supermarket, Public Transportation, The Salon.
Examples of dishonest practices
Snacking in the store, returning used goods, Price Switching.
Examples of Civic Duties
Respect the law, Pay taxes, Vote
Examples of Renewable Resources
Plants, trees, soil, air
What is a nonrenewable resource
Resources that cannot replace themselves