Answer plz 1. Define the term environment. {2mks}

2.What are the resources ? {2mks}

3.Place the following words under the given resources: { 6mks}

{forest, bridge, air ports, petroleum, factories, water:

Physical Resource.

Natural Resource
Built Resources

4.List two types of fossil fuel found in Trinidad and Tobago. {2mks}

5. Why is forestry useful to mankind? {2mks }

6Give two examples of animals that are now endangered species in Trinidad and Tobago.

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7.State two ways by which man continue to destroy the environment. {2mks}

8. State the difference between a renewable and a non- renewable resource. {2mks}

9Explain what may happen to humans if they are affected by air pollution. {3mks}

10.State two ways by which we dispose of waste items to conserve our environment. {2mks}

the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates.

Explanation:

2:Food from plants and animals, wood for cooking, heating, and building, metals, coal , and oil are all environmental resources. ... Clean land, air, and water are environmental resources, as are the abilities of land, air, and water to absorb society's waste products.

3: physical:bridge, airports, petroleum factories

natural:water, forest

4:coal and natural gas

5: it's a home for wildlife, provides oxygen

6:Hawksbill Turtles, many shark species such as the hammerhead etc

7: polluting the waters and deforestation

8:Nonrenewable energy resources, like coal, nuclear, oil, and natural gas, are available in limited supplies. This is usually due to the long time it takes for them to be replenished. Renewable resources are replenished naturally and over relatively short periods of time.

9: contract illnesses like being exposed to cigarettes smoke will damage your lungs

10: burn them far from the cities

- burry them

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