Natural Resources: Renewables and Nonrenewables

The video tutorial explains the difference between renewable and non-renewable resources. Renewable resources, like grass, can be replenished naturally in a short time, while non-renewable resources, such as rocks and minerals, cannot. The importance of sustainability in managing these resources is emphasized to ensure their availability for future generations.

Why is grass considered a renewable resource?

• Because it grows back after being cut

• Because it can be cut and used as fuel

• Because it does not require water

• Because it is always green

Which of the following is NOT an example of a renewable resource?

• Solar energy

• Wind energy

• Trees

• Minerals

What is a key characteristic of non-renewable resources?

• They cannot be replaced quickly once used

• They are always available

• They are not affected by pollution

• They can be replenished quickly by nature

What is the main goal of sustainable practices?

• To eliminate the use of renewable resources

• To ensure resources are available for future generations

• To increase the use of non-renewable resources

• To maximize pollution

How can sustainability help in resource management?

• By promoting overuse of resources

• By preventing pollution and overuse

• By encouraging the use of non-renewable resources

• By ignoring the damage to natural resources