povertywhen acommunity lacksthe resourcesand requirementsfor a minimumstandard of livingthe lack ofaccess tomodern energyservices andproducts. energypovertya part offood used bythe body togrow andsurvive.nutrientFree!any contamination ofwater with chemicalsor other hazardoussubstances that aredetrimental tohuman, animal, orplant health. waterpollutionmeeting humanneeds in waysthat ensure futuregenerations willalso be able tomeet their needs. sustainabilityrenewableresourcea resource thatcan bereplenished bynatural processesat least as quicklyas it is used. technologythe practicaluse of scientificknowledge,especially forindustrial orcommercial useairpollutionthecontamination ofair by harmfulsubstancesincluding gasesand smokeconservationthe careful use ofEarth's materials toprevent or reducedamage to theenvironment andextend the lifetimeof resourceshe ability to dosomething orproducesomething withoutwasting materials,time, or energyefficiencyfuel used forheating or togenerateusablepower.energyresourcefossilfuelsnonrenewable energysources that comefrom the remains ofplants and animals thatdied millions of yearsago- adds heat, carbondioxide and pollutantsto the aira resource that isused faster thanit can be replacedby naturalprocesses.  nonrenewableresourcepart of theenvironment thatsupplies materialuseful ornecessary for thesurvival of livingthingsnaturalresourcesmalnutritiona lack ofproper nutritionthat negativelyaffects growthand health povertywhen acommunity lacksthe resourcesand requirementsfor a minimumstandard of livingthe lack ofaccess tomodern energyservices andproducts. energypovertya part offood used bythe body togrow andsurvive.nutrientFree!any contamination ofwater with chemicalsor other hazardoussubstances that aredetrimental tohuman, animal, orplant health. waterpollutionmeeting humanneeds in waysthat ensure futuregenerations willalso be able tomeet their needs. sustainabilityrenewableresourcea resource thatcan bereplenished bynatural processesat least as quicklyas it is used. technologythe practicaluse of scientificknowledge,especially forindustrial orcommercial useairpollutionthecontamination ofair by harmfulsubstancesincluding gasesand smokeconservationthe careful use ofEarth's materials toprevent or reducedamage to theenvironment andextend the lifetimeof resourceshe ability to dosomething orproducesomething withoutwasting materials,time, or energyefficiencyfuel used forheating or togenerateusablepower.energyresourcefossilfuelsnonrenewable energysources that comefrom the remains ofplants and animals thatdied millions of yearsago- adds heat, carbondioxide and pollutantsto the aira resource that isused faster thanit can be replacedby naturalprocesses.  nonrenewableresourcepart of theenvironment thatsupplies materialuseful ornecessary for thesurvival of livingthingsnaturalresourcesmalnutritiona lack ofproper nutritionthat negativelyaffects growthand health 

Unit 7: Managing Resources - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. when a community lacks the resources and requirements for a minimum standard of living
    poverty
  2. energy poverty
    the lack of access to modern energy services and products.
  3. nutrient
    a part of food used by the body to grow and survive.
  4. Free!
  5. water pollution
    any contamination of water with chemicals or other hazardous substances that are detrimental to human, animal, or plant health.
  6. sustainability
    meeting human needs in ways that ensure future generations will also be able to meet their needs.
  7. a resource that can be replenished by natural processes at least as quickly as it is used.
    renewable resource
  8. the practical use of scientific knowledge, especially for industrial or commercial use
    technology
  9. the contamination of air by harmful substances including gases and smoke
    air pollution
  10. the careful use of Earth's materials to prevent or reduce damage to the environment and extend the lifetime of resources
    conservation
  11. efficiency
    he ability to do something or produce something without wasting materials, time, or energy
  12. energy resource
    fuel used for heating or to generate usable power.
  13. nonrenewable energy sources that come from the remains of plants and animals that died millions of years ago- adds heat, carbon dioxide and pollutants to the air
    fossil fuels
  14. nonrenewable resource
    a resource that is used faster than it can be replaced by natural processes.
  15. natural resources
    part of the environment that supplies material useful or necessary for the survival of living things
  16. a lack of proper nutrition that negatively affects growth and health
    malnutrition