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| A large area of land where garbage is buried |
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| A natural resource that is a basic need of all living things |
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| Resources can be either ____ or ____ |
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| renewable or nonrenewable |
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| A person who manages a forest |
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| Power produced by moving water |
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| A resource that cannot be easily replaced |
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| Farmers can help maintain the soil by |
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| controlling erosion and replacing nutrients |
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| Coal, oil, copper, and iron are examples of |
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| Formed when plants or animals are buried quickly |
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| Most fresh water that people use comes from ___ |
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| Power produced by the flow of air |
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| A resource that can be replaced naturally in a short amount of time |
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| Six ways trees are used as a resource |
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1. for food
2. for houses
3. for furniture
4. for paper
5. for musical instruments
6. for oxygen production |
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| The materials in nature that God made for our use |
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| Three kinds of fossil fuels |
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1. coal
2. oil
3. natural gas |
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| Water must be ___ and ___ to be useful |
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| Power produced by energy from the sun |
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| Water, trees, and soil are examples of |
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