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What is a characteristic of renewable natural resources?

They require non-living materials for their existence.
They are derived from fossil fuels.
They can be used only once.
They can be used repeatedly without running out. (correct)

Which of the following is classified as an abiotic natural resource?

Oil
Fossil fuels
Plants
Copper (correct)

What defines a sustainable natural resource?

Resources that can be harvested without management.
Renewable resources that need management for future availability. (correct)
Resources that are non-renewable and exhaustible.
Resources that can only be derived from living organisms.

Which is an example of a biotic natural resource?

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How has the extraction of natural resources changed over time?

<p>It has increased as extraction techniques improved. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Natural Resources

Substances found in nature that humans use, like wood, metals, and animals.

Biotic Resources

Natural resources made from living things, such as plants, animals, and fossil fuels.

Abiotic Resources

Natural resources that come from non-living things, like metals and water.

Renewable Resources

Resources that can be used repeatedly and won't run out, like sunlight and wind.

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Non-renewable Resources

Resources with a limited supply that will eventually run out, such as oil and coal.