Human Dependence on Natural Resources

What is the sum of all living matter on Earth?

• geologic (geoscience) process

• biosphere

• natural resource

• atmosphere

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Why do humans need to conserve fossil fuels?

• They are renewable

• They take a long time to replace

• They take a short time to replace

• It is too expensive to replace them

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Why are some resources not distributed evenly around the globe?

• Ocean currents moved them to a new location

• The climate is different around the globe

• Plate tectonic movement has caused them to be displaced

• Volcanoes and earthquakes caused them to be displaced

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The whole mass of air surrounding Earth; it is made up of 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and other trace gases.

• renewable

• atmosphere

• bioshere

• geologic (geosciece) process

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A resource that exists in the environment without human intervention

• renewable

• atmosphere

• natural resource

• geologic (geoscience) process

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Renewable means

• the sum of all living matter on Earth

• a resource that exists in the environment without human intervention

• any process that happen on Earth, such as weathering, erosion, and plate tectonics

• able to be replaced or regenerated in a short period of time

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In what ways are humans dependent on natural resources?

• clean water and air

• food and health

• Transportation

• all of these are correct

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Coal is formed in warm areas. Why have coal deposits been found in Alaska?

• Pressure from the upper layers caused the area to be warm enough to create the coal.

• A large earthquake displaced the land.

• It is warm under the crust, so coal can still form there.

• Portions of the continent must have been located in a tropical area at some time.

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Which vocabulary term matches: "Any process that happen on Earth, such as weathering, erosion, and plate tectonics"

• geologic (geoscience) process

• biosphere

• atmosphere

• natural resource

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Coal consumption harms the environment in all the following ways EXCEPT -

• Mining produces new habitats

• It causes acid rain

• It produces sulfur dioxide when burned

• it destroys animal habitats

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