True or false: Judy has an older sister
False
Q: What natural resource makes cars go?
A: Oil
Q: What do we call cutting down many trees?
A: Deforestation
Q: What should you do instead of throwing trash on the ground?
A: Put it in the trash/recycle bin.
Q: What is frozen rain called?
A: Snow
How many siblings does Lewyn have?
0
1
2
3
0
Q: Which natural resource is burned to make heat and energy from the ground?
A: Natural gas
Q: What happens to animals when forests disappear?
A: They lose their habitat.
Q: What can you turn off to save electricity?
A: Lights (or electrical appliances).
Q: What is water called when it turns into a gas?
A: Water vapor
How many different chiropractors did Po had to go through to fix his ankle
3
Q: Which natural resource is used to make houses, tables, and paper?
A: Wood
Q: What natural disaster can happen after deforestation, especially when it rains?
A: Landslide
Q: Name one small action that helps the Earth every day.
A: Recycle, save water, turn off lights, etc.
Q: Which stage changes water vapor into clouds?
A: Condensation
For 400,
What’s the teacher’s another job?
(A) swimming coach 游泳教練
(B) lifeguard 救生員
(C) surfing coach 衝浪教練
(D) diving coach 潛水教練
(B) lifeguard 救生員
Q: Name two fossil fuels from this unit.
A: Coal and oil (or natural gas)
Q: Give two ways people can help forests.
A: Plant trees, recycle, ride a bike, eat less meat
Q: Why should we save water?
A: To protect natural resources and help the environment.
Q: Put these in order: Condensation, Evaporation, Precipitation.
A: Evaporation → Condensation → Precipitation
for 500 points. How long has Vivian been learning mandarin?
a) 3 years
b) 2 years
c) 5 years
d) 6 years
c) 5 years
Q: Which natural resource helps plants grow?
A: Soil
Q: Why is deforestation bad for people?
A: It harms the Earth, causes landslides, and reduces clean air.
Q: Explain how one small action can make a big difference.
A: Many people doing small actions together helps protect the Earth.
Q: Name the four stages of the water cycle.
A: Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, Collection