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The Non-Living Environment

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The Non-Living Environment
 

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by Baby Doll Luzon
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Which of the following is a non-living thing?

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Which of the following is a natural non-living material?

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Which of the following is a non-living thing?

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What do we call the non-living materials that make up our environment?

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Which of the following is an Earth material?

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Why is a rock considered non-living?

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Which group contains only non-living things?

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Which of the following is a material that comes from nature?

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Which object is made from wood?

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Why are Earth materials important?

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Your teacher asks you to find a non-living thing in the classroom. Which should you choose?

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Which object is made from metal?

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Your teacher asks you to identify Earth material around the school. Which can you point to?

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A carpenter wants to make a table. Which natural material could be used?

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Which pair correctly matches a material with something made from it?

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Maria sees rocks, soil, water, and plants in the school garden. Which are non-living?

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A chair is made of wood, while a spoon is made of metal. What do these objects have in common?

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Juan finds a material that occurs naturally and can be used to make different objects. What is the best conclusion?

19

Your class needs to choose a useful object made from a natural material. Which is the best example?

20

Which statement best explains why we should value Earth materials?

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