1. hachiko's statue looks small amonga) life-sized dogsb) huge billboard signsc) big lights2. the statue is very smalla) and it's a problem to find itb) but it is not a problem to find itc) and you can't find it3. hachiko was borna) in tokyob) in 1923 c) at the shibuya train station4. people get together at the statue of hachiko becausea) they like to visit the bronze statue of the dogb) it serves as a meeting point for young people in lovec) people meet with their friends​

Natural resources (economically referred to as land or raw materials) are naturally forming substances that are considered valuable in their relatively unmodified    natural  form. thus, mining, petroleum extraction, fishing, hunting, and forestry are generally considered natural- resource industries. natural resources are mostly classified into renewable and non-renewable resources. sometimes resources are classified as non-renewable even if they are technically renewable, just not easily renewed within a reasonable amount of time, such as fossil fuels. some non-renewable resources can be renewable but take an extremely long time to renew. fossil fuels, for example, take millions of years to form and so are not practically considered 'renewable'. different non-renewable resources like oil, coal, natural gas etc. have different levels of demand from different sectors like transportation and residences with each resource specializing for each sector. many environmentalists propose a tax on consumption of non renewable resources.  non-renewable resources cannot be replaced or can only be replaced over thousands or millions of years