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Natural Resources

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Soil is what type of resource?

a)

Exhaustible

b)

Inexhaustible

2.

Water is what type of resource?

a)

Inexhaustible

b)

Exhaustible

3.

Oil is what type of resource?

a)

Exhaustible

b)

Inexhaustible

4.

Air is what type of resource?

a)

Inexhaustible

b)

Exhaustible

5.

Soil conservation is defined as what?

a)

Land overgrazed by livestock

b)

Reducing human activity to conserve soil

c)

Failure of crop growth due to soil erosion

d)

Protection, preservation, and improvement of the soil

6.

How is water purified naturally?

a)

Rain cycle

b)

Evaporation

c)

Hydrologic cycle

d)

Condensation

7.

How do point source and nonpoint source pollution differ?

a)

Point of origin

b)

Point of effectiveness

c)

Point of clean up

d)

Point of light

8.

What type of air pollutant is carbon monoxide?

a)

gaseous

b)

chemical

c)

liquid

d)

invisible

9.

What type of pollutant is soil in the air?

a)

dirt matter

b)

soil-air matter

c)

particulate matter

d)

fine matter

10.

What is the source of air pollution caused by factories?

a)

human activity

b)

natural activity

c)

machine activity

d)

particle activity

11.

Air pollution caused by a volcanic eruption would be the result of what?

a)

human activity

b)

eruption activity

c)

natural activity

d)

particle activity

12.

Which agency protects and preserves endangered species?

a)

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

b)

Forest Service

c)

U.S. Department of Agriculture

d)

Bureau of Land Management

13.

Disposing of wastes and maintaining soil productivity are examples of what type of issue?

a)

Wildlife management

b)

Air quality

c)

Agriculture-related conservation

d)

Recreational

14.

How are the Federal Agriculture Reform Act and the Farm Bill similar?

a)

They are conservation legislation affecting agriculture.

b)

They are designed to eliminate conservation.

c)

They outlawed farming.

d)

They fine farmers for spoiling the land.

15.

Which is a federal agency that monitors natural resources?

a)

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

b)

Mo. Department of Conservation

c)

Natural Resource Conservation Service

d)

Environmental Protection Agency

16.

Which of the following are agricultural soil conservation practices?

a)

planting the same crop over and over

b)

urbanization

c)

overgrazing

d)

crop rotations

17.

Which two are practices that have been implemented to maintain air quality?

a)

industry

b)

car exhaust inspections

c)

cutting trees

d)

public transportation

18.

Precision farming, GMOs, and no-till farming are three practices that are used in the agriculture industry to help maintain natural resources.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Sediment, pathogens, and organic waste are all sources of water pollution.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Sediment, pathogens, and organic waste are all factors that affect water quality.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Odor, color, and taste are all sources of water pollution.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

Coal is what type of resource?

a)

Exhaustible

b)

Inexhaustible

23.

Natural Gas is what type of resource?

a)

Exhaustible

b)

Inexhaustible

24.

Why is it important to conserve natural resources?

a)

They interact and depend on each other.

b)

When one is affected, they all suffer.

c)

They are unlimited resources.

d)

It is not important.

25.

Prohibiting the use of a natural resource is

a)

Preservation

b)

Conservation

26.

Limiting the use of a natural resource is

a)

Preservation

b)

Conservation

27.

The practices involved in caring for wildlife and its environment are known as what?

a)

Animal rights

b)

Animal welfare

c)

Wildlife management

d)

Wildlife conservation

28.

Determining the condition of water for a particular use is known as what?

a)

Water usage

b)

Water pollution

c)

Water quality

d)

Water consumption

29.

The purity of air used by living things is known as

a)

Air quality

b)

Air pollution

c)

Air cleanliness

d)

Air control

30.

Which of the factors could contribute to soil erosion?

a)

Water

b)

Wind

c)

Humans

d)

Animals

e)

Pollution