Double Jeopardy Review

1. Double Jeopardy Review Created by Ms. Chavez

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3. All of the following are nonrenewable resources EXCEPT— A coal B animals C petroleum D natural gas B.

4. Farmers understand that different crops pull out different nutrients from the ground. What is the reason that a farmer rotates the crops he plants there? F to maintain the quality of the soil G to maintain the beauty of his crops H to reduce the amount of natural gas used for maintenance J to reduce the number of insects on his crops F.

5. Many stores now carry products that have less packaging or wrapping. Products with reduced packaging are most likely available because— A they reduce trash that eventually ends up in landfills. B they help conserve resources, especially plastics. C they give consumers a choice. D all of the above D.

6. Which of the following is a way a person could conserve natural resources? F recycling waste materials like plastic, glass, paper, and aluminum G limiting water use when showering, brushing teeth, and shaving H using rechargeable batteries J All of the above J.

7. Johnny is testing water from a nearby creek to see how building a new golf course upstream is changing the water supply. Water is collected from the creek and placed in glass beakers. He then uses a hand lens to see what small animals live in the water. Afterwards, the water is tested for chemicals. Which safety procedure should be followed during the investigation? A Clean up broken glass before telling the teacher. B Mix tap water into the creek water so the sample is cleaner. C Wear sandals so shoes do not get wet. D Wear goggles to protect eyes in case the glass beaker is dropped. D.

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9. If the factory was NOT practicing good environmental conservation, what effect would be produced? F air and water pollution G good fishing for recreation H plentiful animals in the river J purified drinking water F.

10. A way the factory could help conserve the river water as a natural resource is to A filter the water before dumping into the river B remove all of the animals from the area for their protection C set up nets down river to remove contaminated fish D post signs of "No Swimming in the River“ A.

11. Which of the following would hurt the production of energy from renewable energy the most worldwide? F building homes near the ocean G volcano spewing ash in the air H severe drought J a ban on drilling oil in the Arctic H.

12. I am a solid mined from the ground, made from ancient dead trees, and a nonrenewable resource. What am I? A natural gas B coal C plants D water B.

13. I am a gas all around, can be used for energy, and a renewable resource. What am I? F natural gas G coal H plants J air J.

14. Which of the following shows a renewable resource? A Young sapling trees planted. B Level land with stumps removed. C A pond fish live in. D A log cabin that the trees were used to build. A.

15. A farmer decides that he is going to produce his own energy on the farm by using a type of renewable energy. The renewable energy could come from F setting up wind turbines G having a coal furnace H using natural gas J burning oil F.

16. Which of the following means of transportation uses a renewable resource for its energy source? A horse and wagon B coal powered steam train C natural gas car D gasoline truck A.

17. What do you call the protection, preservation, management, or restoration of natural resources? A reuse B reduce C natural resources D conservation D.

18. What do you call natural resources that are constantly being recycled? A inexhaustible B renewable C nonrenewable D recycle B.

19. What do you call it when something old is used to make something new? A reduce B reuse C recycle D reorganize C.

20. What do you call natural resources that are used up at a rate faster than they can be replaced by natural resources? A renewable B nonrenewable C conservation D pollution B.

21. What do you call resources that do not decrease or become used up as they are used? A renewable B nonrenewable C inexhaustible D redo C.

22. Which of the following are examples of renewable resources? A fossil fuels and gold, rocks and minerals B water, animals, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and soil, wind, and sunlight B.

23. Which of the following are examples of fossil fuels? A oil B coal C natural gas D all of the above D.

24. Which of the following are examples of nonrenewable resources? A fossil fuels and gold, rocks and minerals B wind and sunlight C water, animals, air, and soil A.

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30. FINAL JEOPARDY Natural Resources What do you call the preservation, management, restoration and protection of our natural resources?

31. Conservation