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WorksheetsOhio's Resources Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 15mins
The business of growing crops and raising livestock
mining
herbicide
agriculture
natural resource
A plant-like form, such as seaweed
algae
herbicide
environment
modify
A natural resource that can be replaced for use at another time
non renewable
renewable
recycle
natural resource
The air, land, and water around us
modify
environment
herbicide
algae
A natural resource that CAN NOT be replaced after it is used up
renewable
nonrenewable resource
herbicide
environment
To use something over again instead of throwing it away
nonrenewable
renewable
recycle
herbicide
Things found in nature that people can use
renewable resource
nonrenewable resource
natural resource
environment
To change
algae
modify
recycle
mining
Poisons used to kill unwanted plants, like weeds
herbicide
recycle
mining
renewable
Digging for minerals in the ground
recycle
mining
algae
natural resource
Select the statement that best describes Ohio's natural resources:
clay, salt, copper
gold, coal, sand
salt, trees, coal
cotton, cattle, oranges
Select the statement that best describes Ohio's natural features:
mountains, canyons, rivers
rivers, hills, forests
forests, deserts, lakes
rivers, hills, volcanoes
What body of water is to the north of Ohio?
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Lake Erie
What state is to the west of Ohio?
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
What state is to the east of Ohio?
Kentucky
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Indiana
What state is to the north of Ohio?
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
What state is to the south of Ohio?
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Kentucky
What state is to the south east of Ohio?
West Virginia
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
What feature goes along the southern border of Ohio?
The Maumee River
The Ohio River
The Appalachian River
The Mississippi River
Wind:
Renewable
Nonrenewable
Coal:
Renewable
Nonrenewable
Natural Gas:
Renewable
Nonrenewable
Water:
Renewable
Nonrenewable
Forest
Renewable
Nonrenewable
Oil:
Renewable
Nonrenewable
Negative impact of building factories and cities:
more jobs for people
can sell more goods
increased pollution
cover important historical sites
Positive impact for cutting down trees:
wood for houses
lost homes for animals
more land for farming
less woods to enjoy activities
Negative impact for the use of fertilizers and chemicals on fields:
keeps insects and weeds away from crops
causes algae to grow in water
