Unit 1: Lesson 3 Review

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TRUE or FALSE: A natural resource CAN BE replaced in nature.

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FALSE

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A species is a ___________________.

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B. group of living things of the same kind

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FAST or SLOW: Rock wearing away

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SLOW

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How can a wildfire affect the organisms living in that environment?

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C. Both A & B (animals lose their homes and plants can die in the fire)

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FAST or SLOW: Resource removal

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SLOW

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What is a natural resource?

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A natural resource is something found in nature that is useful to people, like water, trees, and minerals.

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What does it mean for a resource to be renewable?

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A renewable resource is one that can be replaced naturally over time, like trees or fish.

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What is an example of a non-renewable resource?

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An example of a non-renewable resource is coal or oil, which cannot be replaced once used.

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What is the role of plants in an ecosystem?

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Plants provide food and oxygen for animals and help maintain the balance of the ecosystem.

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What happens to animals when their habitat is destroyed?

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Animals may lose their homes, food sources, and may struggle to survive.