Resources

A substance becomes a resource when it has:

• Colour

• Utility

• Size

• Shape

Which of these is a natural resource?

• Mobile phone

• Air

• Laptop

• Building

The tithe refers to:

• Tax to the king

• Tax to the Church

• Tax on land

• None

Resources directly available from nature are called:

• Human-made resources

• Natural resources

• Manufactured goods

• Renewable goods

Abiotic resources are:

• Derived from living things

• Non-living resources

• Renewable only

• Always intangible

Which of the following is a renewable resource?

• Petroleum

• Air

• Coal

• Copper

Fossil fuels are:

• Renewable

• Non-renewable

• Biotic

• Ubiquitous

Which is a human-made resource?

• River

• Road

• Sunlight

• Forest

Human skills and intelligence are examples of:

• Abiotic resources

• Biotic resources

• Intangible resources

• Non-renewable resources

Ubiquitous resources are found:

• Only in specific places

• Everywhere

• Only underground

• Only in cities