Lesson 4.10.1.1
4.10.1.1 Using the Earth's resources and sustainable development Quiz: AQA Chemistry, Unit 10
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The 20 questions
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What term describes development that meets current needs without compromising future generations?
- Finite development
- Sustainable development
- Agricultural output
- Synthetic recycling
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Which of these is classified as a finite natural resource?
- Crude oil
- Bioethanol
- Solar energy
- Wood
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Which of these is classified as a renewable resource?
- Natural gas
- Coal
- Timber
- Crude oil
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Natural resources supplemented by agriculture provide which of these?
- Food
- Diamonds
- Granite
- Uranium
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Which synthetic product replaces natural silk?
- Cotton
- Nylon
- Leather
- Wool
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Finite resources are processed from oceans, the atmosphere and what other source?
- Sun
- Earth
- Core
- Biosphere
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What does chemistry improve to provide new products sustainably?
- Industrial processes
- Solar radiation
- Plate tectonics
- Weather patterns
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A resource is being used faster than it can form again. Which category does it belong to?
- Sustainable only
- Renewable
- Finite
- Inexhaustible
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A chart gives a reserve of 1.7 trillion barrels used at 35 million barrels a day. Roughly how many years would it last?
- About 1330 years
- About 133 years
- About 13 years
- About 48 years
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One resource is 2 x 10 to the power 6 tonnes and another is 2 x 10 to the power 3 tonnes. How many times larger is the first?
- 10 times
- 2000 times
- 100 times
- 1000 times
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What human practice supports sustainable resource development?
- Burning fossil fuels
- Single-use plastics
- Landfill dumping
- Recycling materials
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A proposal would use up all remaining copper now. Which principle does this conflict with?
- Le Chatelier's principle
- Sustainable development
- Chemical equilibrium
- Conservation of mass
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Which resource is obtained from the oceans?
- Coal
- Bauxite
- Limestone
- Salt
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What key skill is required for analysing resource charts and graphs?
- Estimate mass
- Extract information
- Memorise values
- Draw diagrams
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What do orders of magnitude help evaluate in resource data?
- Reaction rates
- Bond energies
- Data significance
- Exact melting points
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Which crop-based material supplies clothing from agriculture?
- Granite
- Diamond
- Bauxite
- Cotton
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Which energy source is renewable?
- Coal
- Wind power
- Natural gas
- Crude oil
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What is a key characteristic of finite resources?
- Solar powered
- Cannot be replaced
- Infinitely abundant
- Regrown daily
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Over what timescale can renewable resources be replenished?
- Million years
- Geological era
- Billion years
- Human timescale
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Which resource pair contains one finite and one renewable?
- Coal and timber
- Gas and metal
- Timber and cotton
- Coal and oil
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