Resource Management Quiz

What is the definition of a problem?

• A tool, process, or system that addresses an issue

• Something that needs to be fixed or made better

• Producing energy or products while minimizing the waste of natural resources

• The application of science for practical purposes

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What is a solution?

• A natural resource that humans use to generate energy

• Changing the way you use resources

• A tool, process, or system that addresses an issue

• Producing energy or products while minimizing the waste of natural resources

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What does increased efficiency mean?

• Producing energy or products while minimizing the waste of natural resources

• The application of science for practical purposes

• A natural resource that humans use to generate energy

• Changing the way you use resources

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What is technology?

• A natural resource that humans use to generate energy

• The application of science for practical purposes

• Producing energy or products while minimizing the waste of natural resources

• Changing the way you use resources

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What is resource management?

• Changing the way you use resources to ensure that humans and other life on Earth continue to have everything they need to thrive

• Producing energy or products while minimizing the waste of natural resources

• A natural resource that humans use to generate energy

• The application of science for practical purposes

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What is an example of biomass energy?

• Water flows through a hydroelectric dam

• Atoms of the element Uranium are split apart

• Wood is burned to generate energy as heat and light

• Energy from the sun is absorbed by photovoltaic panels

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What is an example of moving water to generate energy?

• Wood is burned to generate energy as heat and light

• Water flows through a hydroelectric dam

• Atoms of the element Uranium are split apart

• Natural gas is burned to generate energy as heat and light

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What is an example of nuclear energy?

• Atoms of the element Uranium are split apart

• Water flows through a hydroelectric dam

• Wood is burned to generate energy as heat and light

• Energy from the sun is absorbed by photovoltaic panels

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What is an example of using fossil fuels to generate energy?

• Energy from the sun is absorbed by photovoltaic panels

• Atoms of the element Uranium are split apart

• Natural gas is burned to generate energy as heat and light

• Water flows through a hydroelectric dam

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What is an example of solar energy?

• Energy from the sun is absorbed by photovoltaic panels

• Atoms of the element Uranium are split apart

• Natural gas is burned to generate energy as heat and light

• Water flows through a hydroelectric dam