Definition of Resource management is....

• The use of resources to maximise pollution

• The control of goods and services within the UK

• The control and monitoring of resources so they don’t become depleted or exhausted

• The ability of future generations to meet their own needs

Which two characteristics apply to organic farming?

• Use pesticides

• Decreasingly popular

• Expensive

• Often local and seasonal

Water transfer schemes in the UK aim to move water from ...

• Areas of surplus to deficit

• Areas of deficit to surplus

Which two statements fit the UK's current energy mix in 2015?

• Nuclear 19%

• Gas 85%

• 10% coal

• Renewable sources 22%.

Which of the following is an economic concern about Fracking?

• Could create job opportunities

• Could cause earthquakes

• Could pollute underground water sources

• Could be expensive to extract

Having access to safe, affordable and nutritious food to maintain a healthy lifestyle. What is this the definition of?

• Food production

• Food consumption

• Food supply

• Food security

What does the word inequality mean?

• Where people in a place have different access to reources
• Poor people get resources
• Rich people get resources
• resources are given out evenly

What is the term used to describe having too much water?

• Water surplus
• Water deficit
• Water security
• Water piping

Which one of these is not a 'Fossil Fuel'?

• Gas
• Coal
• Nuclear
• Oil

What does food insecurity mean?

• Being without access to enough affordable and nutritious food
• Food getting stolen by other people
• Having enough food for people to maintain a healthy lifestyle
• War because of food