2. Developed by Lou Taylor 2/05

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9. Something that comes from nature.

10. What is… Natural resources?

11. True or False? Grass, shirts, trucks, and hammers are Natural Resources.

12. What is… False

13. Grass, sheep, dirt, air, and water.

14. What is… Natural resources?

15. Any resource that can be replaced within a person’s lifetime.

16. What is… Renewable resources?

17. Oil, gas, fuel, and coal.

18. What is… Nonrenewable resources?

19. The ability for a living thing to break down.

20. What is… Decompose/ decompostion?

21. To use again and again.

22. What is… reuse?

23. To use less.

24. What is… reduce.

25. To use again in new ways.

26. What is recycle?

27. A repeating pattern of a process.

28. What is… a cycle.

29. Aluminum is mined from this mineral.

30. What is… Bauxite?

31. We removed salt from water to make it drinkable.

32. What is… The desalination process.

33. We did this to remove soil from water to make it drinkable.

34. What is… Filter the water?

35. Worms, slime molds, fungi, mushrooms, and bacteria.

36. What are… decomposers?

37. Sunlight, soil, water, and air.

38. What are… The variables in our banana peel experiment? Bonus 100 pts. Which variable had the greatest effect?

39. Three ways in which the bay is polluted.

40. What are… the drain, outside storm drains, and people littering?

41. Name two products that cannot go down the drain.

42. What are… Motor Oil, Paint, Antifreeze, Turpentine?

43. 3 things we can do to reduce trash in our house.

44. What are… Use less paper plates, plastic silverware, reduce food portions, etc…?

45. True or False. The number of cans being recycled has increased over time.

46. What is… true?

48. Toothpaste, dish cleaner, shampoo, and laundry detergent..

49. What are… Things that can go down the drain?

50. Final Jeopardy

51. Cycles

52. Explain the composting cycle.

53. What is… Biodegradable material is placed in leaves and dirt. Over time the nutrients in the soil will break down the material. The material is then returned to the earth for soil, gardening, etc...