Name any two resources which come under pressure due to rising population.

1. WATER — fresh drinking water, as demand rises while supply is reduced by pollution and over-extraction of ground water.
2. LAND — needed simultaneously for housing, agriculture and industry, which leads to deforestation and the loss of farmland.

(Also acceptable: food, forests, fossil fuels, housing.)

Two resources, one mark each.

Adding the CONSEQUENCE for each strengthens the answer, since the question is about pressure rather than a bare list: falling water tables and dry wells; forests cleared for housing, destroying habitats and worsening floods.

WATER is the strongest single answer because the pressure works from both ends — more people need more of it, and pollution is reducing the amount fit to use.