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Resources Management 2026

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Efforts to wisely use and protect valuable resources such as fresh water, soil, unique environments, and energy resources is known as-

a)

conservation

b)

recycling

c)

landfills

d)

stocking

2.

Which of the following is least important to the environment when considering an energy management plan?

a)

using less energy from fossil fuel sources

b)

recycling materials

c)

using energy efficient products

d)

saving money on the gas bill

3.

Which of the following would NOT be part of a logical energy management plan for your school?

a)

turn off all lights in classroom when empty

b)

using energy efficient light bulbs in the hallway

c)

using automatic faucets in the bathroom to reduce water usage

d)

leaving windows open in the classroom

4.

Name two ways that resources can be managed effectively.

a)

water conservation

b)

limit logging

c)

more zoos

5.

Managing resources can allow resources to be _.

a)

conserved

b)

used more quickly

6.

One advantage of developing energy-efficient technologies is _.

a)

a reduction in pollution

b)

an increase in pollution

7.

_ is the protection and wise use of resources.

a)

Conservation

b)

Stewardship

8.

How could throwing a used battery in the trash lead to pollution?

a)

All batteries can be recharged so they should not be thrown away.

b)

Used batteries in trash that gets burned could cause thermal water pollution.

c)

Acids or bases from the battery could soak into landfill soil and pollute groundwater.

d)

It does not lead to pollution because the chemicals in the battery are permanently contained inside the battery.

9.

If humans run out of the following resources, which resource would be most difficult to replace?

a)

rice

b)

wind energy

c)

coal

10.

Most priority in the household budget.

a)

Education

b)

Food

c)

Clothing

11.

True or False: Natural resources come from the Earth?

a)

true

b)

false

12.

Which of the following is a natural resource?

a)

water

b)

trees

c)

oil

d)

all of the above

13.

Which of the following is NOT a way to help the Earth?

a)

turning off thee lights when you leave a room

b)

donating old clothes instead of throwing them away

c)

throwing bottles and cans in the trash

d)

using a fan instead of air conditioning in the summer

14.

Which of the following is an example of reducing?

a)

using the same bag every time you go shopping

b)

taking shorter shower

c)

turning old aluminum cans into new ones

d)

throwing your trash in the garbage

15.

Materials and energy that are available on Earth and are not manufactured.

a)

air pollution

b)

natural resources

c)

resources management

d)

global energy

16.

How an individual, country, or global community uses and allocates renewable and nonrenewable resources

a)

global energy

b)

resources management

c)

air pollution

d)

water pollution

17.

Foreign and often harmful substances in water

a)

natural resources

b)

poverty

c)

resources management

d)

water pollution

18.

The lack of appropriate nutrition or food

a)

malnutrition

b)

pollution

c)

water pllution

d)

resources

19.

Foreign and often harmful substances in air

a)

air pollution

b)

resources management

c)

poverty

d)

manipulation

20.

The total amount of energy needed to sustain human populations and allocates renewable and nonrenewable resources

a)

energy

b)

global energy

c)

malnutrition

d)

pollution

21.

Where are fossil fuels found?

a)

in the air

b)

in the Earth

c)

in trees

d)

in animals

22.

How long did it take our planet to produce the fossil fuels we're using today?

a)

hundreds of thousands of years

b)

thousands of years

c)

hundreds of millions of years

d)

hundreds of years

23.

True or False: We have a limited amount of fossil fuels.

a)

true

b)

false

24.

We can preserve natural resources by-

a)

drilling for as much oil as possible for just 10 years

b)

using mostly trees for energy

c)

relying on renewable energy sources

d)

burning more fossil fuels

25.

How can wind be used as a source of power?

a)

Wind can make the production of fossil fuels faster.

b)

The wind motion of the wind can turn wind turbines.

c)

Deforestation leaves more room for wind to blow.

d)

Drilling in the Earth can provide new sources of wind.

26.

Carbon dioxide is-

a)

a toxic gas produced by landfills

b)

produced by plants during photosynthesis

c)

needed by industry to power generators

d)

a greenhouse gas that traps heat in the atmosphere

27.

Which of these is not a human activity that impacts the environment?

a)

transportation

b)

construction

c)

photosynthesis

d)

manufacturing

28.

Sustainability means-

a)

creating new ways for humans to generate natural resources

b)

eliminating all human contribution to climate change

c)

achieving a balance between the resources humans consume and the rate at which the planet can restore them

d)

achieving a balance between the fossil fuels humans use and the rate we can regenerate them

29.

True or False: Everyone has a carbon footprint.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Who is responsible for sustainability?

a)

businesses

b)

countries

c)

lawmakers

d)

all of the above