Vocabulary Check
What Are Resources?
Renewable Resources
Non-Renewable Resources
Fuels & Minerals
Why They Matter
Conservation
Fun Facts
100

What word means "to save and protect" resources? 


Answer: Conserve 

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100

Name one "gift from nature" listed in the text that we need to survive.

  • Answer: Air, water, soil, sunlight, forests, minerals, or animals. 

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100

True or False: The text lists trees as an example of a renewable resource.

  • Answer: True 

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100

Resources that take "millions of years to form" and cannot be replaced quickly are called this.

  • Answer: Non-renewable Resources 

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100

According to the vocabulary list, fuels like coal, oil, and gas that come from dead plants and animals are called what? 

  • Answer: Fossil Fuels 

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100

This resource is used to grow crops like rice, fruits, and vegetables.

  • Answer: Soil 

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100

What problem will we face if we cut down too many trees or waste too much water?

  • Answer: Shortages 

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100

According to the fun facts, what percentage of the Earth's water is fresh water we can drink?

  • Answer: 3% 

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200

What vocabulary word describes resources like coal or oil that "cannot grow back easily"?

  • Answer: Non-renewable 

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200

According to the text, humans, animals, and plants all need natural resources to do this.

  • Answer: Survive 

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200

Besides trees, name two other examples of renewable resources mentioned in the text.

  • Answer: Sunlight, wind, or water (any two). 

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200

Name two examples of non-renewable resources listed in the text.

  • Answer: Coal, oil, natural gas, or minerals (any two). 

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200

According to the vocabulary list, solid materials from the Earth like gold, iron, and salt are known as what?

  • Answer: Minerals 

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200

The text states that fossil fuels give us electricity and this for cars, buses, and airplanes.

  • Answer: Energy 

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200

Name the three actions the text says we must take to conserve resources.

  • Answer: Saving, reusing, and recycling 

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200

What specific rainforest is called the "lungs of the Earth"?

  • Answer: The Amazon Rainforest 

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