MODULE 16: CONSERVATION

Question 1

is the process of reducing the use of resources through recycling.

Answer 1

CONSERVATION

Question 2

These are the resources that can be used and replaced. These include plants, animals, and soil.

Answer 2

Renewable Resources

Question 3

resources that takes millions of years to form like gold, silver, and copper

Answer 3

Non-renewable Resources

Question 4

These are the resources that can be used more than once.

Examples of these resources are aluminum which can be used to make containers and then processed and reused

Answer 4

Recycled Resources

Question 5

These are the resources which are considered inexhaustible because they have always the same amount present on earth. Examples of these include sunlight, water, and air.

Answer 5

Inexhaustible Resources

Question 6

ALTERNATIVE RESOURCES IN THE PHILIPPINES (9)

Answer 6

Coal
Oil
Natural Gas
Nuclear Power
Hydroelectricity
Wind
Sun
Geothermal Power
Tides

Question 7

The thin layer of fertile soil was formed by natural processes over thousands of years.

Answer 7

Soil Conservation

Question 8

one of the major conservation problems that our country’s facing today because of deforestation and also the increasing rate of soil erosion due to the land clearing

Answer 8

Soil Erosion

Question 9

The earth has abundant supply of water but as the demand of water is constantly increasing our ponulation is greatly increased too, and it may result of unever distribution.

Answer 9

Water Conservation

Question 10

forests serves as homes for wildlife and timber. They are important because they are the one which absorb rain water and prevent the runoff water that causes Mooding and erosion (such as the watersheds)

Answer 10

Forest Conservation

Question 11

A process of of rebuilding the forests by planting more tress is known as

Answer 11

Reforestation

Question 12

Animals and plants are the reasons why our ecosystem is still in balance up to the present time, but because of the hunters who kill these animals for their self-interest, the habitats of wildlife species are being damaged and some of them are nearly endangered or maybe close to extinction.

Answer 12

Wildlife Conservation

Question 13

Two most important purposes of Conservation

Answer 13

1. To meet the demands for resources
2. Maintain the quality of life