3.11A Science Interactive Mini-Lesson

wood

plastic

bricks

water

wind

Using wood for furniture

Driving cars

Growing crops

All of the above

for cleaning laundry

for bringing water to crops

drinking water for livestock

for generating power

Cars, buses, and planes would be harder to make or use.

People would stop needing transportation altogether.

Rubber tires would grow on trees instead of being made by people.

Transportation would only use water to move vehicles.

Converting services into products

Converting raw materials into finished goods

Assembling people into industrial processes

Developing new technologies

A) Cars would stop working because they are made of metal.

B) Paper and pencils might become harder to make.

C) Sand would be used to make clothing instead.

D) Water would no longer be safe to drink.

They must be used as quickly as possible before running out.

More of the resources need to be produced.

They must be used at a rate so that they don't run out.

Nothing, because they will only ever shift toward the left.

Construction

Agriculture

Transportation

Products