Resource Management Review

The presence of harmful or unwanted levels of material in the environment is known as:

• Conservation

• Efficiency

• Resource

• Pollution

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Comparing energy input to energy output is referred to as:

• Conservation

• Efficiency

• Resource

• Pollution

A source or supply of something is called a:

• Conservation

• Efficiency

• Resource

• Pollution

A source or supply of energy that can be used to generate electric power to meet people's needs is known as:

• Conservation

• Efficiency

• Energy resource

• Pollution

Which of the following is a renewable resource?

• Low-flow water fixtures

• Turn off lights

• Wind

• Unplug appliances

Which action is an example of energy conservation?

• Geothermal

• Take shorter showers

• Solar

• Improved insulation

What is an example of a renewable resource use?

• Turn off lights

• Solar

• Unplug appliances

• Improved insulation

Which of the following actions helps in energy conservation?

• Wind

• Geothermal

• Unplug appliances

• Low-flow water fixtures

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Many newer homes are built with energy-efficiency in mind. Give an example of how you could help conserve energy by making a system, appliance, or device in a home more efficient.

• Installing LED light bulbs

• Using a gas stove instead of electric

• Keeping windows open in winter

• Using a fireplace for heating

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Describe how managing resources can help impact communities.

• It increases pollution

• It depletes natural resources

• It promotes sustainability and well-being

• It causes economic decline

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