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15 Cards in this Set
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Is paper a renewable or nonrenewable resources?
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Renewable
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Is wool a renewable or nonrenewable resources?
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Renewable
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Is graphite a renewable or nonrenewable resources?
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Nonrenewable
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Is gypsum a renewable or nonrenewable resources?
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Nonrenewable
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What are the 3 R's of Conservation?
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Reuse, Reduce, and Recycle
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What are two products we get from plants?
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Food and cloth
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What are two products we get from animals?
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Fur and meat
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3 minerals and how are they used.
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Quarts: They can be used in clocks
Rock salt: Used to melt ice or snow Graphite: Used in pencils |
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Are organisms renewable or nonrenewable? Why or why not.
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They are considered renewable resources becaude they can produce more living things like themselves.
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Is plastic renewable or nonrenewable? Explain your answer.
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Plastic is nonrenewable because it is made from pretrolium.
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List materials that can be recycled.
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Cans, paper, metal, alumenim.
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3 ways to reuse materials.
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Make a compost pile, use a shoebox for organizing your room, and reuse your grocery bags.
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What is the difference between Cellular Resperation and photosynthesis?
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Photosynthesis is when oxygen is released into the air as a waste product. Cellular Resperations is the process in which food is broken down to get energy.
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Why is it important to find alturnatives to nonrenewable resources?
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We could run out of nonrenewable resources. It also sets off polution when you burn nonrenewable resources. Lastly, it destroys habitats.
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What is the definition of Material resource?
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Any product we get that is made from things in nature.
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