5.3 Resources

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What is a manmade resource?

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A manmade resource is something that is made or formed by humans; it is not natural.

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Why are trees important natural resources?

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Trees are important because they can be used to make manmade resources like paper and furniture, and some trees produce fruit and seeds to eat.

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What does plastic mean?

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Plastic is a manmade material that is melted and used to make different objects.

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What are examples of natural resources?

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Examples of natural resources include water, animals, and trees.

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What natural resources do you use every day?

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Air, water, fruits, and vegetables are natural resources that we use every day; they are found on Earth and not made by humans.

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What is a natural resource?

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A natural resource is something found in nature that people use, such as water, trees, and minerals.

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What is an example of a manmade resource?

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An example of a manmade resource is paper, which is made from trees.

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How do trees help the environment?

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Trees help the environment by providing oxygen, improving air quality, and providing habitats for wildlife.

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What is the difference between natural and manmade resources?

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Natural resources come from nature and are not made by humans, while manmade resources are created by humans using natural resources.

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Can you name a manmade resource made from plastic?

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A common manmade resource made from plastic is a water bottle.