Worksheets4-14-25 Vocabulary for Behavior Impacts Sustainability
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Resource:
Something that is very difficult to find.
Something that is used to meet a need.
Something that is old and no longer useful.
Something that is found only in one place.
Consume:
To create or build something new.
To look at something without touching it.
To use up or eat something completely.
To save something for a later time.
Preserve:
To throw away something that is old.
To keep something safe and protect it.
To change something into a different form.
To use something up very quickly.
Conserve:
To use something carelessly and wastefully.
To use something carefully and avoid waste.
To find something that was lost a long time ago.
To share something with a large group of people.
Replenish:
To make something smaller or decrease it.
To fill something up again after it has been used.
To mix different things together thoroughly.
To take something apart into smaller pieces.
Finite:
Something that goes on forever without ending.
Having a limit or an end point in quantity.
Something that is very large and cannot be counted.
Something that is constantly changing its form.
Excessive:
Just the right amount that is needed.
A very small amount or not enough.
More than what is necessary or reasonable.
Exactly the amount that was expected.
Essential:
Not really needed or important at all.
Something that is nice to have but not crucial.
Absolutely necessary or very important.
Something that is only useful sometimes.
Available:
Hidden away and cannot be found easily.
Broken or not able to be used right now.
Able to be used or obtained when needed.
Belonging to someone else and not accessible.
Utilize:
To ignore something and not make use of it.
To make practical use of something for a purpose.
To put something away in a safe storage place.
To look at something without understanding it.
Distribute:
To gather things together in one central spot.
To share or spread something out among many.
To keep something entirely for your own use.
To carefully count each individual item.
Manage:
To completely ignore a situation or problem.
To control or be in charge of something carefully.
To let things happen without any organization.
To pretend that you do not know what is going on.
Acquire:
To give something away to another person.
To get or obtain something, often by effort.
To lose something that you once had.
To share something equally with everyone.
Maintain:
To allow something to fall into bad condition.
To keep something in good condition or working order.
To use something up until it is completely gone.
To change something drastically into something new.
Source:
The very last part of something you use.
The place or thing where something comes from.
The process of getting rid of unwanted items.
The final destination of a long journey.
