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Final Jeopardy Question Renewable/ Nonrenewable Inexhaustible WaterLandairThis/that

10 Point Question Oxygen, nitrogen, paper renewable Back to the Game Board

20 Point Question Sun and wind inexhaustible Back to the Game Board

30 Point Question Minerals and fuels that can’t be replaced after they are gone nonrenewable Back to the Game Board

40 Point Question Can be replaced in a reasonably short time renewable Back to the Game Board

10 Point Question Most of the Earth’s water supply that people can’t use Saltwater or oceans Back to the Game Board

20 Point Question Rain and melted snow that collects underground groundwater Back to the Game Board

30 Point Question Where most of the fresh water is at Frozen in glaicers Back to the Game Board

40 Point Question Best way to protect the Earth’s water supply Use less water Back to the Game Board

10 Point Question coal and bauxite are examples of these minerals Back to the Game Board

20 Point Question Name 3 land uses Houses, farms, forests, mines, industries Back to the Game Board

30 Point Question Farms, mines, and industries all use land resources to make _______ that people want products Back to the Game Board

40 Point Question 3 Rs that protect and conserve land resources Reduce, reuse, recycle Back to the Game Board

10 Point Question Volcanic ash, smoke, carbon monoxide Air pollutants Back to the Game Board

20 Point Question Some air pollution is caused by natural events, but most is caused by ________ people Back to the Game Board

30 Point Question Air pollution is dangerous to people because it causes _________ problems health Back to the Game Board

40 Point Question About half the air pollution in the United States is caused by this Motor vehicles Back to the Game Board

10 Point Question Fossils fuels are formed from these The remains of living organisms Back to the Game Board

20 Point Question Cleaning wastewater before it is released into rivers, lakes, and oceans will lessen this Water pollution Back to the Game Board

30 Point Question mineral that aluminum is made from bauxite Back to the Game Board

40 Point Question Collecting and melting old aluminum cans is an example of recycling Back to the Game Board

Name 2 advantages of reducing, reusing, and recycling Nonrenewable resources will last longer Less energy will be used Less pollution