natural resources

What is defined as the capacity to do work by physicists?

• Forests

• Water

• Energy

• Minerals

Which type of resources can be renewed along with their exploitation?

• Cyclic Resources

• Renewable Resources

• Energy Resources

• Non-renewable Resources

What is the transitional zone between the sea and rivers called?

• Estuaries

• Solar Energy

• Hydroelectric Power

• Biomass Energy

What is the largest source of energy received by Earth?

• Minerals

• Forests

• Sunlight

• Water

What is the form of energy that harnesses the power of water in motion to generate electricity?

• Biomass Energy

• Hydroelectric Power

• Wind Energy

• Solar Energy

Which energy source is capable of producing heat, causing chemical reactions, or generating electricity?

• Forests

• Solar Energy

• Minerals

• Water

What is renewable organic material that comes from plants and animals?

• Wind Energy

• Biomass Energy

• Solar Energy

• Hydroelectric Power

What is the term used to describe an amount of work performed?

• Energy Resources

• Renewable Resources

• Cyclic Resources

• Energy

What is the place where freshwater joins the saltwater called?

• Estuaries

• Biomass Energy

• Hydroelectric Power

• Solar Energy

What is the source from which energy can be obtained to provide heat, light, or power?

• Water

• Energy

• Minerals

• Forests