Questions and Answers
What are abiotic resources derived from?
Non-living things
What is an example of a biotic resource?
Trees
What is an example of a renewable resource?
Water
What is an example of a human-made resource?
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What does sustainable development mean?
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What are the 4 golden Rs of conservation?
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Give examples of resources.
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What are patent resources?
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Study Notes
Abiotic and Biotic Resources
- Abiotic resources originate from non-living elements of the environment.
- Biotic resources stem from living organisms, such as trees providing timber and oxygen.
- Renewable resources, like water, are replenished naturally at a rate that supports sustainable use.
- Human-made resources are created through human innovation and technology, exemplified by televisions.
- Sustainable development emphasizes continuous improvement and the ability to maintain growth without depleting resources.
- The 4 golden Rs of conservation—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Refuse—serve as principles for resource management and environmental protection.
Natural Resources
- Natural resources encompass materials like minerals and forests, which are utilized for various human needs and economic activities.
Patent Resources
- Patent resources hold potential for future development and application, particularly as technology advances, opening new possibilities for utilization.
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Test your knowledge on abiotic and biotic resources with this quiz. Explore the differences between renewable and non-renewable resources, and understand the principles of sustainable development. Perfect for students learning about environmental science and conservation.
