National Geographic Vocab Ch. 5 Life Science

to use something again

• pollution

• conserve

• reduce

• recycle

a plant or animal that does not belong in a place and harms it

• predator

• prey

• invasive species

• organism

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a harmful substance that people put in the air, water, and/or soil

• fossil fuels

• corrosive materials

• chlorophyl

• pollution

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to use resources in a careful way

• conserve

• recycle

• resend

• converge

conserve

• to use resources in a careful way

• a plant or animal that does not belong in a place and harms it

• to use something again

• a harmful substance that people put into the air, water, or soil

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pollution

• a plant or animal that does not belong in a place and harms it

• to use resources in a careful way

• a harmful substance that people put in the air, water, or soil

• to use resources again

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invasive species

• Species that are native to a particular area
• a plant or animal that does not belong in a place and harms it

• Species that are endangered or threatened
• Species that are extinct

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recycle

• Throwing trash directly into the landfill
• Burning waste materials
• to use something again

• Dumping waste in the ocean

What does this picture show?

• recycling

• an invasive species

• conservation

• pollution

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In Florida, this Burmese Python is an example of an:

• Endangered species
• Native species
• Invasive species
• Domestic species

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