The Great Energy Debate

(adj.) - Able to be made new again

• efficient

• routine

• renewable

• installed

(adj.) - Impossible or hard to believe.

• installed

• ignored

• coincidence

• incredible

What is the genre of The Great Energy Debate?

• narrative nonfiction

• narrative fiction

• biography

• historical fiction

What is the main idea of the paragraph about gasoline and fossil fuels?

• fossil fuels take hundreds of millions of years to form

• if we keep using fossil fuels, eventually there will be none left

• we use fossil fuels faster than it takes them to form

• fossil fuels are nonrenewable resources

(v.) - (1) To use up; (2) to eat or drink up.

• converted

• coincidence

• consequences

• consume

(n.) - A remarkable, unplanned happening of two events at the same time.

• consequences

• coincidence

• consume

• converted

According to the narrator, when will the debate happen?

• next Tuesday

• next Wednesday

• next Thursday

• next Friday

Why does the narrator say they must preplan arguments for both sides?

• The teacher will collect it as written homework

• The teacher won't make any teams

• The narrator likes to study more than others

• The teacher won't tell which side of the debate they'll be on until the day before it happens

(plural n.) - The results of an action or event; outcomes.

• converted

• coincidences

• consequences

• consumers

(v.) - Changed in condition or usage.

• discarded

• converted

• consume

• consequence