Natural and Man-Made Resources

The video tutorial discusses the differences between natural and man-made resources. It explains that natural resources are those that occur naturally in the environment, such as air, water, and soil, while man-made resources are created by humans using natural resources. The video provides examples, such as trees being natural, but lumber and paper being man-made. It also covers how natural resources like sand and limestone can be transformed into man-made products like glass and toothpaste. The tutorial concludes with information on additional resources and support available for students.

What is the main focus of the lesson on natural and man-made resources?

• The history of natural resources

• The impact of technology on nature

• The process of recycling

• The difference between natural and man-made resources

Which of the following is considered a natural resource?

• Plastic

• Air

• Concrete

• Glass

What is the primary characteristic of a natural resource?

• It is found directly in nature

• It is created by humans

• It is always renewable

• It is always non-renewable

How can trees be transformed into man-made products?

• By using them as firewood

• By growing them in a garden

• By chopping them into lumber for construction

• By planting more trees

Which of the following is NOT a man-made product?

• Tree

• House

• Glass

• Pencil

What is a man-made product that can be created from sand?

• Glass

• Wood

• Bricks

• Metal

Which natural resource is used to make toothpaste?

• Water

• Limestone

• Sand

• Clay

What can clay be transformed into through a man-made process?

• Metal

• Pottery

• Plastic

• Glass

Which of the following is a natural resource that can be used to make food products?

• Plastic

• Grains

• Steel

• Glass

What is an example of a man-made product derived from grains?

• Metal

• Plastic

• Glass

• Bread