A resource that is economically feasible and culturally valid. The conversion of goods available in our environment lies in the interrelationship of response technology and resources. Resources are the result of human actions. Humans themselves are an important part of resources. They convert substances found in the environment into resources and use them.
1. What are the resources that are based on origin?
A. Renewable and Nonrenewable
B. Biotic and Abiotic
C. Personal and Public
D. None of these
2. When was the first international earth conference celebrated in Rio de Janeiro?
A. May, 1992
B. August, 1992
C. June, 1992
D. March, 1992
3. Which report was published as a book titled 'Our Shared Future'?
A. Common future
B. Sustainable development
C. Power development
D. None of these
4. Who advocated resource conservation in an international systematic manner in 1968?
A. Smile is beautiful
B. Club of rome
C. UNCED
D. All of above
5.
Resources that will always be available....
A. Renewable
B. Inexhaustible
C. Non-Renewable
D. Conservation
6. Resources that can be replaced ....
A. Renewable
B. Inexhaustible
C. Non-Renewable
D. Conservation
7. Managing resources to be used wisely called ....
A. Renewable
B. Inexhaustible
C. Non-Renewable
D. Conservation
8. Resources that can not be replaced...
A. Renewable
B. Inexhaustible
C. Non-Renewable
D. Conservation
9. Sun is a ......
A. Renewable resource
B. Inexhaustible
C. Non-Renewable resource
D. Conservation
10. What does recycling mean?
A. To use a natural resource to make something new
B. To use less of a natural resource than is possible
C. To reuse natural resources or old products to make new things
D. To put old products in the trash