CHAPTER 5 : NATURAL RESOURCES Flashcards

1
Q

___ are components that exist in the world
without the input of humans. These are diverse ranging from
renewable to nonrenewable, living to nonliving, as well as
tangible to intangible resources

A

Natural resources

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2
Q

Natural resources are essential to our ___ and that of all other
living organisms.

A

survival

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3
Q

What causes the high demand for natural resources around the world

A

rapid depletion

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4
Q

We need natural resources for our ___,
___, ___, and ___.

A

survival, growth, development, progress

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5
Q

What are the things that can be transformed to produce benefits (Chan, 2016)

A

materials, water, energy, minerals, and others

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6
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classification of natural resources

A

renewable and
nonrenewable resources

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7
Q

solar energy, air, wind, water, tides, flowing, soil, and plants are classification of what resources

A

renewable

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8
Q

fossil fuels, non metallic minerals, and metallic minerals are components of what classification of resources

A

nonrenewable

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9
Q

•Can be used repeatedly and does not run out
because it
is naturally replaced
•resource that can replenish itself at a similar
rate to its
use by people.

A

Renewable Natural Resources

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10
Q

•are those whose exploitation eventually reaches a
level beyond which regeneration will become
impossible.
•Such is the case with the clear-cutting of tropical
forests (OECD, 2001a).

A

Conditionally renewable resources

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11
Q

Since earth formed, the ___ has produced
energy in the form of heat and light. It is
considered unlimited

A

sun

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12
Q

Radiation from the sun is converted into
electricity with the use of ___

A

photovoltaic cells

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13
Q

Major solar farms in the Philippines can be
found in ___, ___, ___, and ___

A

Cavite, Pampanga, Ilocos Norte, and
Cagayan de Oro

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14
Q

It generates electricity by turning wind turbines
that can supply power and it can even be stored in
the power grid.

A

Wind Energy

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15
Q

Since earth formed, the sun has produced
energy in the form of heat and light. It is
considered unlimited

A

Solar energy

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16
Q

What is the country’s oldest wind
farm and the first power-generating wind farm in
Southeast Asia

A

The Bangui Wind Farm in Ilocos Norte at the north-
west tip of Luzon island

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17
Q

The mechanical energy creates energy that can
be captured and turned into ___.

A

electricity

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18
Q

Water is
constantly renewed by the

A

water cycle

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19
Q

___ is one of the oldest renewable
resources and has been used for thousands of
years

A

Hydropower

20
Q

___use the flow of rivers
and streams to turn a turbine to power a
generator, releasing electricity.

A

Hydroelectric power plants

21
Q

It comes from the heat generated deep within
Earth’s core.

A

Geothermal Energy

22
Q

___ can be found at tectonic
plate boundaries near volcanic activity or deep
underground.

A

Geothermal reservoirs

23
Q

Geothermal energy can be harnessed by ___ to pump hot
water or steam to a power plant.

A

drilling wells

24
Q

Geothermal energy is used for

A

heating and
electricity

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•It refers to organic material from plants or animals including wood, sewage, and ethanol (which comes from corn or other plants). •This organic material has absorbed energy from the Sun. This energy is, in turn, released as heat energy when burned.
Biomass
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A natural substance that is not replenished with the speed at which it is consumed.
Non-Renewable Resources
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It was formed within the Earth from decomposing plants and other organisms, buried beneath layers of sediment and rock, over millions of years to become carbon-rich deposits.
Fossil fuels
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Fossil fuels are forms of stored ___
solar energy
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When fossil fuels are burned, they release
carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases
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the primary contributors to global warming and climate change (Nunez, 2019).
carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases
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___ is a liquid fossil fuel.
Oil
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___ is a black or brownish rock.
Coal
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We burn coal to create ___
energy
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How many land resources are available to us
10%
35
How many of natural gas are available to us
15%
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How many animal resources are available to us
25%
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How many forest resources are available to us
30%
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How many wind energy are available to us
15%
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How many solar energy are available to us
5%
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___ are naturally occurring inorganic substances found under varying conditions and in different types of geological environments.
Minerals
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Minerals have a crystalline structure and come with a definite ___
chemical composition.
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Minerals are divided into two types, namely: ___ and ___ minerals.
metallic and nonmetallic
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•are composed of one or more metallic elements; •obtained from ores
Metallic minerals
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•do not contain any metal elements instead they consist of chemical elements that usually don’t feature the properties or characteristics of metals. (BYJU’s, n.d.) •procured from industrial rocks and minerals
Nonmetallic minerals
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Examples of metallic minerals
Copper, tin, iron, manganese, gold, etc.
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Examples of nonmetallic minerals
Carbon, gypsum, potash, precious stones, boron, sulfur, mica, quartz, dolomite, diamond etc.