Understanding Natural Resources

Why are forests important for animals?

• They are always sunny.
• They are made of rocks.
• They are good for swimming.
• They provide homes and food.

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If we keep cutting down trees, what might happen?

• More animals will come.
• There will be less oxygen and homes for animals.
• Trees will grow back faster.
• It will make the weather better.

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How does using fossil fuels affect the environment?

• It makes the air cleaner.
• It has no effect at all.
• It can cause pollution and climate change.
• It helps plants grow faster.

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Which of the following is an example of a fossil fuel?

• Wind
• Oil
• Timber
• Fresh water

What is one way to manage natural resources wisely?

• Use them all at once.
• Recycle and reuse materials.
• Ignore their availability.
• Waste as much as possible.

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What is a natural resource?

• A type of animal
• A place where people live
• A material from nature that people can use
• A kind of weather

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What is an example of a renewable resource?

• Coal
• Natural gas
• Wind
• Oil

What is the main reason fresh water is important?

• It is essential for survival.
• It is fun to play in.
• It is used to make cars.
• It is found in the ocean.

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What does it mean for a resource to be renewable?

• It can be used up quickly.
• It can be replaced naturally or managed well.
• It is always found in the ground.
• It is only found in one place.

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What happens to a species if it cannot reproduce?

• It will grow larger.
• It will disappear.
• It will thrive.
• It will find new food.

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