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Earth’sResources

The WorldAround Us

Plants and Animals

Water Energy

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Air, water, soil, trees, andminerals are examples of these.

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What are resources?

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Natural resources are alwaysfound in, on, or above this.

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What is the Earth?

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These natural resources can be produced, regrown, or reused fast

enough to keep up with how quickly they are used.

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What are renewable resources?

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When fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas are used up, they are gone

forever, and are called this.

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What are non-renewable resources?

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When we save or use less of a resource, we are doing this.

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What is conserving?

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Living and non-living thingsthat interact in an environment

make up one of these.

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What is an ecosystem?

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The path of food in an ecosystemfrom one living thing to another.

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What is a food chain?

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The most productive layer of soil is called this.

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What is topsoil?

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The loss of a single one of these can affect the food chain of an entire

ecosystem.

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What is single species?

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We need air to breathe, but cars, trucks, and factories, or even fires can

make it dirty, which is called this.

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What is air pollution?

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These provide food and habitats for animals,hold soil in place to reduce erosion and improve

water quality, and provide people with food, materials for shelter, fuel to warm us, and

replenish the air we breathe.

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What are plants?

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The term for when a species is gone forever, which can happen naturally or

be caused by humans.

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What is extinction?

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Plants are producers, animals are consumers, and these get their food by breaking down wastes or dead things

which help clean our environment.

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What are decomposers?

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These are dispersed, or moved, by the wind, water, people, and

animals, helping more plants growin new places.

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What are seeds?

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Leaves from plants help clean our air by taking in and storing carbon dioxide

(a harmful greenhouse gas) andgiving off this.

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What is oxygen?

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Water for 200

The existence and movement of water on, in, and above the Earth.

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What is the water cycle?

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Two types of aquatic ecosystems are fresh water and this.

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What is salt water?

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Seventy percent of this iscovered by water.

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What is the Earth’s surface?

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The percentage of water on Earth that can be used by people for drinking,

washing, and watering plants.

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What is less than 1 percent?

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Turning off the water whilebrushing your teeth, and taking a

shower instead of a bathare examples of this.

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What is water conservation?

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Most of the energy on Earthcomes from this.

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What is the sun?

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The most common form of energywe use at home and at school.

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What is electricity?

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Coal, which is burned to make electricity, is an example of this

kind of fuel.

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What is a fossil fuel?

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Using compact florescent bulbs, turning off lights when we leave

a room, and unplugging cell phone and game chargers are examples of this.

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What is energy conservation?

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It generally uses less energy to make a product from these kinds of materials than it does to make a product from

new materials.

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What is recycled?

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