Unit 4 Renewable and Nonrenewable resources

Which of the following are examples of fossil fuels?

• Coal and rocks

• Wind and water

• Coal and natural gas

• Water and oil

What are the two categories for natural resources?

• Renewable and nonrenewable

• Renewable and reusable

• Renewable and recyclable

• Renewable and inexhaustible

A resource that nature can replace

• Renewable

• Nonrenewable

• Natural Sources

• Energy

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That which is needed to do work

• Environment

• Natural Sources

• Fuel

• Energy

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Fuel

• Resources that cannot be replaced by natural processes within a lifetime (coal, oil, natural gas, rocks, and minerals)

• A source of energy

• A resource that nature can replace

• Made or extracted from something

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After a long amount of time, what is formed from the remains of plants and animals buried in Earth's crust?

• Steam

• Water

• Fossil fuels

• Wind

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Which of the following is a renewable resource?

• Coal

• Petroleum

• Solar Energy

• Natural Gas

Which of the following resources is nonrenewable?

• Plants

• Ice

• Natural gas

• Water

Not made by humans

• Derived

• Energy

• Natural Sources

• Renewable

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Nonrenewable Resources

• Resources that cannot be replaced by natural processes within a lifetime (coal, oil, natural gas, rocks, and minerals)

• A resource that nature can replace

• That which is needed to do work

• The space, conditions, and all living and nonliving things around an organism

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