Natural Resources Review Guide

Natural resources are found where?

• In nature

• In factories

• In laboratories

• In schools

What might happen if non-renewable resources are used up too quickly?

• They may not be available for future generations.

• They will always be replaced immediately.

• They will become renewable.

• They will multiply on their own.

Which of the following is a benefit of using renewable resources?

• They can be replaced naturally and are less likely to run out.

• They are always more expensive.

• They are only used for decoration.

• They are harmful to the environment.

If you were to explain what a natural resource is to a friend, which of the following would be the best explanation?

• Something found in nature that is useful or necessary to humans.

• Something made in a laboratory.

• Something that is always artificial.

• Something that is only used for art.

What is the main focus of the vocabulary section in the learning material?

• Understanding the definition of natural resources

• Learning about ancient history

• Studying computer programming

• Exploring outer space

Which of the following statements is true about renewable resources?

• They can be replaced or reproduced at the same speed they are used.

• They are always more expensive than non-renewable resources.

• They are only found in certain countries.

• They are always used up quickly.

What is the main topic of the image provided?

• Natural resources and their types

• Animal behavior

• Chemical properties of water

• Human body systems

What is the relationship between renewable resources and the environment?

• Renewable resources help maintain environmental balance.

• Renewable resources always cause pollution.

• Renewable resources are only used for decoration.

• Renewable resources are only found in deserts.

What type of natural resource is solar energy classified as?

• Nonrenewable

• Renewable

• Fossil fuel

• Mineral

Which of the following is NOT a renewable resource?

• Solar energy

• Wind energy

• Coal

• Hydroelectric energy