
Earth's Everyday Resources
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Alisha Whitten
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Earth's Everyday Resources
Happy Valentine's Day!
By Alisha Whitten
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How do you use Earth's resources?
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Think about the resources around you! We use resources everyday!
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How can we save our resouces?
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When humans use natural things to make something new that provides utility and value to our lives, it is called human-made resources. For instance, when we use metals, wood, cement, sand, and solar energy to make buildings, machinery, vehicles, bridges, roads, etc. they become man-made resources
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something found in nature and used by people
only renewable resources
only fossil fuels
only non-renewable resources
natural resources
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taking steps to protect the environment like recycling, reuse, conservation.....
going red
going green
going blue
going pink
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wind, hydropower, solar
types of fossil fuels
non-renewable energy sources
limited resources
renewable energy sources
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Problems with the oceans and other water ways
over-fishing
oil spills
sediment pollution
all of the above
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The example of non-renewable resources is ...
Water
Coal
Wind
Forest
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Resources that can be replaced through natural processes almost as fast as they can used are called
Renewable Resources
Non-renewable Resources
Wind Turbines
Ever Steady Sources
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The gases that make up Earth's atmosphere are _________.
renewable
are not considered to be a resource
nonrenewable
none of the above.
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Which of these help plants grow?
Water, air, soil, sunlight
water, bicycles, soil, animals
hamburgers, water, sunlight, soil
crops, webs, water, meat
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How are National Parks protected?
People can keep animals they find there for their pets
People are not allowed to hunt in National Parks
People can use trees in National Parks
People can take plants home from National Parks
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Why do people dig wells?
To get salt water
To empty waster water
For water balloons
To get fresh water from underground
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What is one way humans change the environment to meet their needs?
Grow food
Build a road through the forest
Play games everyday
Be Lazy
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What makes ocean water salty?
The salt comes from a salt shaker
It is sprinkled from the sky when it rains
Water flowing over rocks carries the salt out to the sea
It comes from the rain
Earth's Everyday Resources
Happy Valentine's Day!
By Alisha Whitten
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