knowlage outcomes

Question 1

diferene between renewable and non-renewabel

Answer 1

rnon-enewable- A non-renewable resource is one that takes a very long time to be replaced; usually thousands to millions of years.
renewable- Renewable resources are those that can be replaced by natural processes at the same rate at which they are being used and never run out.

Question 2

Identify uses of water and the parts of the environment through which water cycles.

Answer 2

Humans use water for drinking, industrial applications, irrigating agriculture, hydropower, waste disposal, and recreation.

Question 3

Describe the physical processes of the water cycle: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, transpiration,
and runoff; label these on a diagram.

Answer 3

evaporation - when the sun heats the water and the water rises into the sky
condensation- when the water turns into a cloud
precipitation- when the water falls form the sky and the clouds
transpiration- this is when the water from the plant evaporates into thte sky later to condense and fall
run off- when the water runs of the mountains into under water sheds or other places.

Question 4

biophere resources

Answer 4

a. Biosphere
Contains all of the plants and living organisms
Some uses:
-Plants for food, cooking and as a resource for primary consumers
-Animals as a source of food as well as consumers
-plants such as trees used for furniture
-medicine

Question 5

atmosphere

Answer 5

Gases
a)Oxygen carbon dioxide and nitrogen

Question 6

liphospere

Answer 6

-Uranium is also used from the lithosphere. We use this to create nuclear energy.
-Building materials & shelter Road, houses, golf courses, sea defences
-Household products crockery, toothpaste, make up, electrical wiring, cans for food storage-

Question 7

hydrophere

Answer 7

-washing
-Hygiene
-cooking
-drinking
-water is used in industry during production processes to make things such as wood and metal items.
-water is used in agriculture, electricity