Unit 4: Using Our Resources A:B: cropfuel Something found in nature that people can use, such as air, water, and land. C:D: Raw materialNatural resource.

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Unit 4: Using Our Resources

A:B: cropfuel Something found in nature that people can use, such as air, water, and land. C:D: Raw materialNatural resource

D Natural resource

A:B: cropfuel A resource that can be burned for heat and energy. C:D: Raw materialmarket

B fuel

A:B: fuelcrops Plants that people grow for food or other needs. C:D: Natural resourceRaw material

B crop

A:B: cropRaw material The use of new objects and ideas in everyday life. C:D: Natural resourcetechnology

D technology

A:B: Raw materialNatural resource A resource used to make a product. C:D: croptechnology

A Raw material

A:B: marketNatural resource A place that sells food. C: D: Processing plantcrop

A market

A:B: marketProcessing plant A place where food is turned into food products. C:D: technologycrop

B Processing plant

A:B: Putting garbage in the ocean Recycling newspapers Which of these is a way to save our natural resources? C:D: Polluting the airCutting down trees

B Recycling newspapers

A:B: insectsPlenty of help Which of these worried farmers long ago? C:D: A good climateRich soil

A insects

A:B: It makes the work go slower It makes the work harder How has technology helped today’s farmers? C:D: It makes the farmer produce fewer crops It makes the work go faster

D It makes the work go faster.

A:B: The distributorThe farmer Who brings a food product from the processing plant to the markets? C:D: The migrant workerThe processing plant

A The distributor

A:B: TrueFalse True or False A natural resource is something found in nature. C:D:

A True

A:B: TrueFalse True or False Cars are important natural resources. C:D:

B False- cars aren’t found in nature.

A:B: TrueFalse True or False. Only men worked on farms long ago. C:D:

B False- men, women and children all worked on the farm.

A:B: TrueFalse True or False. Farmers use all the same tools today that farmers used long ago. C:D:

B. False- Farmers today have new technology to help them grow crops.

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