4th - U2: 10% Quiz

"Living or nonliving things that are present in nature and that human beings can use to satisfy their needs."

This definition corresponds to:

• Natural resources.

• Renewable resources.

• Nonrenewable resources.

• Primary economic activities.

Complete the sentence:

"_______________ resources exist in a specific quantity. If they are over-used, they can run out faster."

• Forestry

• Agricultural

• Renewable

• Nonrenewable

Why it is said that the amount available of resources like fish and seaweed can stay the same or even increase over time?

• Because they are natural resources.

• Because they are water resources.

• Because they are renewable resources.

• Because they are nonrenewable resources.

Which of the following is/are examples of agricultural resources? (mark all)

• Sheep.

• Lettuce.

• Strawberries

• Pig.

Which of the following is/are examples of livestock resources? (mark all)

• Sheep.

• Lettuce.

• Strawberries.

• Pig.

Which of the following better describes "marine" resources?

• It is the water present in rivers.

• It is the water present in the Earth.

• They are the fish present in water bodies.

• They are the fish and seaweed present in water bodies.

Which of the following best describes "water" resources?

• It is the water present in rivers.

• It is the water present in the Earth.

• They are the fish present in water bodies.

• They are the fish and seaweed present in water bodies.

Which of the following natural resources is present in the pizza of the picture?

• Cheese, a livestock resource.

• Spinach, a forestry resource.

• Tomatoes, a livestock resource.

• Tomatoes, an agricultural resource.

Which of the following could work in a tertiary economic activity?

• The person who buys a necklace.

• The person who sells a necklace.

• The person who wears a necklace.

• The person who extract the diamonds of the necklace.

James works as an architect designing buildings.

Which economic activity does he work in?

• Rural areas.

• Urban areas.

• Tertiary economic sector.

• Secondary economic sector.