RTI:RC3 - Regions of Resources - Reading & Quiz

Science Quiz Questions

Multiple Choice

Which resources can be replaced?

• Renewable resources

• Nonrenewable resources

• Plentiful resources

• Scarce resources

Multiple Choice

What are natural resources?

• Buildings are a natural resource

• Materials that people can use

• Economic activities

• A type of transportation

Dropdown

Oil is transported from regions where it is ​

Select answer

to regions where it is ​

Select answer

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is part of the environment?

• All of the physical characteristics of a place

• All of the human characteristics of a place

• All of the animals of a place

• All of the human and physical characteristics of a place

Multiple Choice

Look at the table on page 4. What part of the world has the biggest oil reserves?

• The Middle East has the biggest oil reserves

• South America has the biggest oil reserves

• North America has the biggest oil reserves

• Africa has the biggest oil reserves.

Multiple Choice

Look at the table on page 4. What part of the world has the smallest oil reserves?

• The Middle East

• Eastern Europe & Asia

• North America

• Western Europe

Reading Quiz Questions

Multiple Choice

The prefix re- helpss the reader know that the word renewable on page 2 in paragraph 1 means...

• free

• limited

• dirty

• endless

Multiple Choice

Based on the information in the selection, what is the MOST LIKELY reason the author includes the bar graph about world oil reserves on page 4?

• To show the places where the most oil is transported to

• To suggest that the Middle East is bigger than Western Europe

• To show the places where the most oil is produced

• To suggest that oil is a renewable resource

Multiple Choice

What can the reader tell about the selection Regions of Resources based on its title?

• The book will most likely offer many uses for coal

• The book will most likely explain how natural resources are used for heat

• The book will most likely describe places that have natural resources

• The book will most likely explain an answer to the problems caused by scarce resources

Multiple Choice

What is the BEST summary of the selection?

• Places with plentiful resources rarely share them with other parts of the world. They want to keep the resources to themselves.

• It takes a long time to make some resources, like coal and oil. Therefore, they are scarce.

• Some parts of the world have many natural resources, while other parts don't have many. Some resources are scarce, while others are plentiful. Resources are transported to different parts of the world.

• Most communities have all of the natural resources they need. For example, people who live in the desert don't need more water.