OES 1.1.1

Nature is

• A community of interdependent species and their environment

• The living things, the ecosystems and processes that form them, and the places in which we find them

• Areas that have been created or modified by people and include buildings, parks and transport systems.

• Areas of permanent infrastructure designed to support higher population densities such as cities and towns

What term would you use to describe this picture?

• Natural

• Unnatural

• Artificial

What term would you use to describe this picture?

• Natural

• Unnatural

• Artificial

What term would you use to describe this picture?

• Natural

• Unnatural

• Artificial

What term would you use to describe this picture?

• Natural

• Unnatural

• Artificial

What term would you use to describe this picture?

• Natural

• Unnatural

• Artificial

Which item would NOT be considered natural when surfing?

• A wave

• A seashell

• A surf board

• A seagull

An example of an urban environment would be

• Your house

• Melbourne CBD

• University High School

• The Great Ocean Road

Built Environments are defined as

• Areas such as national parks, state parks, marine parks, and heritage areas that are protected and managed by humans

• A community of interdependent species and their environment

• Areas of permanent infrastructure designed to support higher population densities such as cities and towns

• Areas that have been created or modified by people and include buildings, parks and transport systems.

An example of a built environment is

• Your house

• Melbourne CBD

• Kakadu National Park

• Bass Strait