Exploring Natural Resources

What are natural resources?

• Natural resources are exclusively found in urban areas.

• Natural resources are items that cannot be used for any purpose.

• Natural resources are only man-made products.

• Natural resources are materials or substances found in nature that can be used for economic gain or to support life.

Can you name a type of natural resource?

• Water

• Gold

• Coal

• Plastic

What is a renewable resource?

• A renewable resource is a natural resource that can be replenished naturally over time.

• A renewable resource is a type of fossil fuel.

• A renewable resource is a resource that cannot be replaced once used.

• A renewable resource is a man-made resource that lasts indefinitely.

What is a non-renewable resource?

• A non-renewable resource is a resource that is abundant and widely available.

• A non-renewable resource is a resource that cannot be replaced or regenerated quickly enough to keep up with consumption.

• A non-renewable resource is a resource that can be easily replaced.

• A non-renewable resource is a resource that regenerates quickly after use.

Give an example of a water resource.

• Ocean

• River

• Lake

• Pond

What do we get from trees?

• Oxygen, wood, fruits, nuts, and shade.

• Water, air, soil, and rocks.

• Plastic, metal, glass, and rubber.

• Electricity, coal, gas, and oil.

What is the importance of minerals?

• Minerals can be harmful and should be avoided.

• Minerals are not necessary for human health.

• Minerals are only important for plant growth.

• Minerals are vital for numerous bodily functions and overall health.

Can you name a type of energy resource?

• Wind energy

• Nuclear energy

• Hydroelectric energy

• Solar energy

What is soil used for?

• Soil is primarily used for building roads.

• Soil is used for creating artificial lakes.

• Soil is mainly used for making bricks.

• Soil is used for supporting plant growth and various agricultural activities.

Why do we need to protect natural resources?

• To reduce the population of wildlife.

• To increase pollution and waste management issues.

• We need to protect natural resources to ensure sustainability and support future generations.

• To exploit resources for immediate profit.