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VA's Natural Resources Vocabulary Review

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Something that comes from nature and is useful to humans.

a)

groundwater

b)

watershed

c)

renewable resource

d)

natural resource

2.

Arable (farmable) land

a)

Something that comes from nature and is useful to humans.

b)

Water that naturally seeps below the surface of the ground.

c)

A type of natural resource that is capable of being ploughed and is used to grow crops.

d)

The land that water flows over and under as it makes its way to a body of water.

3.

Water that naturally seeps below the surface of the ground.

a)

Watershed

b)

Bay

c)

Surface Water

d)

Groundwater

4.

Watershed

a)

A body of water party enclosed by land but with a wide mouth that opens into an ocean or sea.

b)

Water that naturally seeps below the surface of the ground.

c)

The land that water flows over and under as it makes its way to a body of water.

d)

Water that is located on the surface of the ground.

5.

A body of water party enclosed by land but with a wide mouth that opens into the ocean or sea.

a)

Watershed

b)

Bay

c)

River

d)

Lake

6.

A substance that is introduced into the environment by humans that has an undesired effect and harms the usefulness of a natural resource.

a)

Pollutants

b)

Cultivated Forest

c)

Surface Water

d)

Groundwater

7.

A resource that is created by humans. It does not occur naturally and is produced and consumed by humans.

a)

Natural Resource

b)

Man-Made Resource

c)

Arable (farmable) land

d)

Pollutants

8.

Surface Water

a)

Water that is located on the surface of the ground.

b)

The land that water flows over and under as it makes its way to a body of water.

c)

Water that naturally seeps below the surface of the ground.

d)

A forest made by people.

9.

A forest made by people.

a)

Plants

b)

Bay

c)

Man-Made Resource

d)

Cultivated Forest

10.

A type of natural resource that holds soil in place to reduce erosion. They also provide food, habitats, and oxygen.

a)

Animals

b)

Pollutants

c)

Plants

d)

Surface Water