Natural Resources Test

The correct definition of natural resources is ....

• Man-made materials made in factories

• Only renewable energy sources

• Products produced from synthetic materials

• Resources that exist naturally in the environment and can be used by humans

• Resources that cannot be replenished

Based on the formation process, natural resources are divided into two, namely renewable natural resources and non-renewable natural resources. The definition of renewable natural resources is ....

• Resources that can be replaced naturally over time

• Resources that are only found underground

• Resources that cannot be replenished

• Resources that are always expensive to extract

• Abiotic resources

Coal, oil, and natural gas are examples of natural resources ....

• Renewable resources

• Eternal resources

• Non-renewable fossil fuels

• Biotic resources

• Industrial raw materials

The following are examples of renewable resources ....

• Natural gas, coal, and uranium

• Wind, solar energy, and tidal power

• Oil, biomass, and diamonds

• Nuclear energy, petroleum, and wood

• Tidal power, petroleum, coal

The main characteristics of eternal natural resources are ....

• Natural resources can be exhausted by human consumption

• Natural resources are available in limited quantities

• Natural resources are not affected by human use and remain constant

• Natural resources require technological intervention to maintain them

• Natural resources that cannot be replenished

The most appropriate statement about natural resource management is ....

• Conservation of resources is only important for non-renewable resources

• Non-renewable resources

• Sustainable use only applies to renewable resources

• All natural resources must be conserved and should not be used

• Both renewable and non-renewable resources require careful management

Renewable energy sources that utilize the Earth's internal heat to generate electricity are ....

• Solar panels

• Wind turbines

• Geothermal power

• Tidal energy

• Coal

The main advantages of solar energy over fossil fuels are ....

• A. Solar energy works well during the day and night

• B. Solar energy does not produce emissions during operation

• C. Solar energy requires less space than other energy sources

• D. Initial installation costs are lower

• E. Highly influenced by natural conditions

Alternative energy sources that depend on the gravitational force between the Earth and the Moon are ....

• A. Hydroelectric power

• B. Biomass energy

• C. Nuclear fusion

• D. Tidal power

• E. Wind turbines

The following statement that best describes the main challenge of wind energy is ....

• High carbon emissions

• Intermittent power generation

• Radioactive waste disposal

• Excessive water consumption

• Requires a lot of energy