WorksheetsWeek 1 - Unit 1: Cultivating Natural Resources
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 27mins
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Class
Date
1.
What is the definition of: resource
a)
Something of value found on Earth.
b)
The living and nonliving things around us make up the environment.
c)
To rise up or become known.
d)
To grow or improve something.
2.
What is the definition of: cultivate
a)
The width of a cylinder.
b)
Someone or something that lives in a place.
c)
Preparing for and growing crops on land.
d)
Something that is quickly able to change or adapt.
3.
What is the definition of: environment
a)
A thing or amount produced.
b)
A group of living things.
c)
To move or carry pollen to a plant, causing the seeds to be fertilized.
d)
The living and nonliving things around us make up the environment.
4.
What is the definition of: cost
a)
Cows, horses, sheep, or oher animals raised or kept on a farm or ranch.
b)
The price paid for something, such as the money, time, and energy.
c)
Something of value found on Earth.
d)
The very small part of a plant that develops into a seed (egg) when fertilized.
5.
What is the definition of: benefit
a)
To make more capable of producing new plants.
b)
An advantage or profit gained from something.
c)
The thickened part of a plant stem, from which a leaf may grow.
d)
Those who eat plants (and other animals that have consumed plants) in order to obtain the energy they need to function.
6.
What is the definition of: develop
a)
To grow or improve something.
b)
The thickened part of a plant stem, from which a leaf may grow.
c)
A thing or amount produced.
d)
A group of living things.
7.
What is the definition of: adaptable
a)
The living and nonliving things around us make up the environment.
b)
To move or carry pollen to a plant, causing the seeds to be fertilized.
c)
Something that is quickly able to change or adapt.
d)
To make more capable of producing new plants.
8.
What is the definition of: emerge
a)
To rise up or become known.
b)
To make more capable of producing new plants.
c)
The width of a cylinder.
d)
Cows, horses, sheep, or oher animals raised or kept on a farm or ranch.
9.
What is the definition of: cylinder
a)
A three-dimensional shape that is round and has a top and bottom in the shape of a circle.
b)
Cows, horses, sheep, or oher animals raised or kept on a farm or ranch.
c)
The very small part of a plant that develops into a seed (egg) when fertilized.
d)
Preparing for and growing crops on land.
10.
What is the definition of: inhabitants
a)
The very small part of a plant that develops into a seed (egg) when fertilized.
b)
A three-dimensional shape that is round and has a top and bottom in the shape of a circle.
c)
Animals that eat plants or other animals; they do not make their own food
d)
Someone or something that lives in a place.
11.
What is the definition of: diameter
a)
To move or carry pollen to a plant, causing the seeds to be fertilized.
b)
Something of value found on Earth.
c)
Someone or something that lives in a place.
d)
The width of a cylinder.
12.
What is the definition of: yield
a)
A characteristic or quality that makes people, animals, or plants different from one another.
b)
A thing or amount produced.
c)
The price paid for something, such as the money, time, and energy.
d)
A characteristic or quality that makes people, animals, or plants different from one another.
13.
What is the definition of: species
a)
Preparing for and growing crops on land.
b)
Those who eat plants (and other animals that have consumed plants) in order to obtain the energy they need to function.
c)
A group of living things.
d)
The thickened part of a plant stem, from which a leaf may grow.
14.
What is the definition of: ovules
a)
A characteristic or quality that makes people, animals, or plants different from one another.
b)
The very small part of a plant that develops into a seed (egg) when fertilized.
c)
To grow or improve something.
d)
Animals that eat plants or other animals; they do not make their own food
15.
What is the definition of: livestock
a)
The price paid for something, such as the money, time, and energy.
b)
Animals that eat plants or other animals; they do not make their own food
c)
Cows, horses, sheep, or oher animals raised or kept on a farm or ranch.
d)
An advantage or profit gained from something.
16.
What is the definition of: nodes
a)
The thickened part of a plant stem, from which a leaf may grow.
b)
Preparing for and growing crops on land.
c)
Something that is different from the normal or usual.
d)
Something of value found on Earth.
17.
What is the definition of: pollination
a)
Something that is quickly able to change or adapt.
b)
To grow or improve something.
c)
A three-dimensional shape that is round and has a top and bottom in the shape of a circle.
d)
To move or carry pollen to a plant, causing the seeds to be fertilized.
18.
What is the definition of: fertilize
a)
A group of living things.
b)
Something that is quickly able to change or adapt.
c)
To make more capable of producing new plants.
d)
A three-dimensional shape that is round and has a top and bottom in the shape of a circle.
19.
What is the definition of: consumers
a)
Those who eat plants (and other animals that have consumed plants) in order to obtain the energy they need to function.
b)
To rise up or become known.
c)
A characteristic or quality that makes people, animals, or plants different from one another.
d)
A thing or amount produced.
20.
What is the definition of: traits
a)
Something that is different from the normal or usual.
b)
A characteristic or quality that makes people, animals, or plants different from one another.
c)
An advantage or profit gained from something.
d)
The price paid for something, such as the money, time, and energy.
21.
What is the definition of: consumption
a)
Animals that eat plants or other animals; they do not make their own food
b)
Something that is different from the normal or usual.
c)
Those who eat plants (and other animals that have consumed plants) in order to obtain the energy they need to function.
d)
To rise up or become known.
22.
What is the definition of: alternative
a)
An advantage or profit gained from something.
b)
The width of a cylinder.
c)
The living and nonliving things around us make up the environment.
d)
Something that is different from the normal or usual.
23.
What is the definition of: photosynthesis
a)
Someone or something that lives in a place.
b)
The process in which plants make food by using the sun's energy.
c)
An advantage or profit gained from something.
d)
An energy source.
24.
What is the definition of: fuel
a)
Cows, horses, sheep, or oher animals raised or kept on a farm or ranch.
b)
A three-dimensional shape that is round and has a top and bottom in the shape of a circle.
c)
An energy source.
d)
Preparing for and growing crops on land.
25.
What is the definition of: carbon
a)
Those who eat plants (and other animals that have consumed plants) in order to obtain the energy they need to function.
b)
A thing or amount produced.
c)
Something of value found on Earth.
d)
An element that is found in all living things.
26.
What is the definition of: ethonol
a)
A corn-based biofuel
b)
Animals that eat plants or other animals; they do not make their own food
c)
To grow or improve something.
d)
To move or carry pollen to a plant, causing the seeds to be fertilized.
27.
What is the definition of: emission
a)
An energy source.
b)
The production of something, for example, gas.
c)
Someone or something that lives in a place.
d)
The living and nonliving things around us make up the environment.
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