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Unit 3-Earth's Resources-Review 2025
Unit 3-Earth's Resources-Review 2025
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1
Which of the following is NOT an example of a permeable material?
soil
clay
sand
salt marsh
2
The scale that is used to determine the hardness of a mineral is called what?
Fish scale
Richter scale
Mercalli scale
Mohs scale
3
Which of the following is a key characteristic of a non-renewable resource?
used by many people
easily replenished
very new
takes a long time to form
4
Impermeable materials, like clay and shale, are examples of
deposits
aquitards
resources
aquifers
5
Which resource are you MOST likely to find in sedimentary rock layers?
copper
silver
petroleum
diamonds
6
If one fossil is located in a rock layer ABOVE another, generally speaking it is
younger
sedimentary
older
the same age
7
Which of the following best explains why fossil fuel deposits are located unevenly on Earth?
location of seismic activity
location of large human populations
location of ancient oceans
location of volcanic activity
8
As human population increases all of the following are likely to occur EXCEPT
less groundwater in aquifers
more pollution
more available fossil fuels
fewer available natural resources
9
This technology provides information about an object without directly seeing it.
infrared
per capita consumption
stratification
remote sensing
10
Per capita consumption means
the average amount of resources each person uses
the average amount of resources each country uses
the amount of resources available to each person
how many resources a country has
11
All of the following are examples of properties of a natural resource EXCEPT
where it is found
reaction with acid
hardness
luster
12
HIGHER per capita consumption would have a positive impact on Earth.
True
False
13
In which of the following locations are you most likely to find minerals, like diamonds?
areas of volcanic activity
areas of moving water
ancient bodies of water
sinkholes
14
Which of the following provides evidence of geological time scale?
renewable resources
earthquakes
rock strata
Mohs scale
15
All of the following are examples of renewable resources EXCEPT
coal
wind
wood
solar
16
Near which of the following locations are you most likely to find deposits of metal ores, like copper?
forests
volcanoes
aquifers
oceans
17
The future availability of natural resources depends on human decisions AND geological processes.
True
False
18
Every natural resource can be found in all countries around the world.
True
False
19
Water that collects underground that is removed and used by people is called
a water table
an aquifer
a reservoir
an aquitard
20
In which of the following locations are you most likely to find fossil fuels, like petroleum?
mountain ranges
volcanoes
forests
oceans
21
Which of the following would have the most NEGATIVE impact on Earth?
lower population, lower per capita consumption
higher population, lower per capita consumption
higher population, higher per capita consumption
lower population, higher per capita consumption
22
Which of the following is NOT an example of a POSITIVE impact humans can have on Earth?
using renewable energy sources, like solar and wind
drilling for large amounts of petroleum
recycling large amounts of metal
placing limits on the number of fish that can be harvested
23
All of the following are non-renewable resources EXCEPT
wood
petroleum
coal
copper
24
Which of the following is the MOST IMPORTANT factor in regards to where natural resource deposits are located?
location of major cities
location of geological processes
population size
temperature and climate
25
The earth is approximately how many years old?
4.6 billion
46 million
46 billion
460 million