Using less energy is called...

A person's surroundings and everything in them, including both human and non-human factors

Someone who uses force to get into another person's home

Fitting tasks together to make the best use of time

Natural resources cannot replace themselves and therefore are in limited supply.

To recreate things to be used again

Natural resources that can renew or replace themselves over time.

Being free from germs

A place of residence or refuge

True or False: A good place for extra storage is under the bed

True or False: Common safety problems are house spiders.

True or False: Proper care and maintenance of the house helps to avoid waste

True or False: Keeping your house neat and clean has nothing to do with happiness.

True or False: Teaching your family to clean the house and their belongings has nothing to do with respect.

True or False: You should wash your bedsheets monthly.

True or False: The microwave should be cleaned every season.

True or False: The last step in the Home Security Plan is to rehearse what to do in an invasion.

True or False: Your vehicle needs a full tank of gas at all times in case of emergency.

True or False: Safe places to be in a tornado include the basement, mobile home, or closet.

True or False: Coal is an example of a renewable resource.

How many exits does each room need in case of a fire?

Where is the least safest place to gather in a tornado?

True or False: One of the benefits of recycling is that it saves energy.

True or False: Hoarding has a direct correlation to depression.

True or False: The benefits of living tiny are travelling, less waste and consumption, and maximum use of space.