I WONDER - What Is Biofuel?

Biofuels are renewable energy sources derived from plants and food waste, unlike fossil fuels made from ancient organic matter. They can be produced repeatedly from crops like corn and sugar cane or used cooking oil, making them sustainable. Biofuels offer a promising future for energy production as they can be continuously regenerated.

What is a primary source of biofuels?

• Ancient fossils

• Solar energy

• Wind power

• Current plant materials

How do biofuels differ from fossil fuels in terms of origin?

• Fossil fuels are made from current plant materials

• Biofuels come from ancient plants and animals

• Biofuels are derived from recently living organisms

• Fossil fuels are produced from solar energy

Which of the following is NOT a source of biofuels?

• Used vegetable oil

• Coal

• Corn

• Sugar cane

Why are biofuels considered sustainable?

• They are made from non-renewable resources

• They require millions of years to form

• They are derived from ancient fossils

• They can be produced continuously

What role do everyday activities like planting seeds play in biofuel production?

• They contribute to fossil fuel creation

• They help generate future energy

• They have no impact on energy production

• They deplete resources