Fast and Curious 1.3

Having to do with farming

• agriculture
• horticulture
• culture
• multicultural

What is resource allocation?

• Decisions about how to distribute resources among individuals or groups
• The process of creating new resources
• The elimination of resources
• The measurement of resource availability

Which of the following refers to when citizens living in a civilization train to become experts in different jobs?

• specialization
• domestication
• extermination
• standardization

What is the process of taming animals to live alongside humans and to be used to benefit humans called?

• domestication
• specialization
• extermination
• standardization

A person who does not have a permanent home

• nomad
• king
• shepherd
• priest

Process of making animals useful to humans

• domestication
• specialization
• industrialization
• democratization

Having one specific job, instead of everyone doing everything

• specialization
• domestication
• industrialization
• democratization

Something that is useful and also easily replenishable.

• renewable resource
• nonrenewable resource
• useful resource
• nonuseful resource

Something that is useful but is not easily replenishable.

• nonrenewable resource
• renewable resource
• useful resource
• nonuseful resource

When you have little to none of a certain resource

• scarcity
• renewable resource
• nonrenewable resource
• endangerment