Community Resources

How do the Inuit work with the government to maintain their natural resources?

• less pollution

• carefully using only what is needed

• land is maintained for the use of animals

• the land is drained of all natural resources

A place where people live, work, trade, and share

• enterprise

• community

• business

• capital

A place where people live, work, and have fun is a _________.

• great park

• community

• sports

• place to work

To be safe, follow rules, and practice religion are all reasons why ______

• people fight with each other.

• New Jersey is a great place to live.

• communities are formed.

• people should move to an urban district.

A group of people, small or large, that live in a particular area.

• limited resource

• consumer

• community

• consumer demand

My ​ (a)   has a stadium, school, post office, library, park, restaurant, church, and store.

• community

• house

• school

What are examples of natural resources that communities use?

• trees, flowers, bugs

• water, soda, juice

• trees, water, and soil

• soil, bacon, cheese

True or False: A hospital is a need in our community.

• True

• False

A_______ is a group of people who live and work in the same place.

• community

• neighborhood

• city

• store

What is a community resource?

• A) A natural or man-made asset that benefits the community

• B) A private property owned by an individual

• C) A resource used only by the government

• D) A resource that is not accessible to the public