Nature & science · Age 9 · Interdependence & Conservation
Human Uses of Ecosystems – Food, Water, Recreation, Materials
Identify the ways humans use local ecosystems for food, water, recreation, and materials.
Module
Interdependence & Conservation
Age
Age 9
Duration
10 min
Questions
5
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Question 1
Multiple choice
Which of these is an example of humans using an ecosystem for FOOD?
Question 2
Multiple choice
How do wetland ecosystems help provide humans with clean water?
Question 3
Multiple choice
Which material that humans use commonly comes from forest ecosystems?
Question 4
True or false
Humans only use ecosystems for food – water and materials come from factories, not nature.
Question 5
Matching
Match each human need to the ecosystem service that provides it.
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