WorksheetsGrade 4 - Science - Renewable and Non-renewable energy sources
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 12mins
Non-renewable resources
coal
natural gas
oil
solar
biomass
What are TRUE about non-renewable resources
Create lots of pollution
Take millions of years to be replenished
Contains a lot of energy
Will run out
Replenished naturally and over relatively short periods of time
Which one creates no pollution?
Renewable resources
Non-renewable resources
Fossil fuels
Which one will never run out?
Renewable resources
Non-renewable resources
Comes from natural resources that are not naturally replenished such as coal, oil, and natural gas.
Renewable energy
Comes from natural resources that are naturally replenished such as sunlight, wind, and waves.
(a)
Renewable energy
Biomass energy
Wind energy
Solar energy
Hydrothermal energy
Fossil fuels
We use energy for …..
We use gas to heat our homes, water, and to cook our food.
We use diesel, oil, or electricity for fuel to power our cars.
We use electricity to power lots of things such as lights, TVs, and computers.
None of above
Nuclear power stations use ................. as fuel to make electricity.
uranium
oil
natural gas
biomass
Which doesn’t produce MUCH waste, so it is a very clean way of generating energy?
nuclear power
wind power
solar power
fossil fuel
A natural resource taken from the ground, so it is not renewable.
uranium
solar
wind
biomass
Comes from the Sun.
The Sun can be used to give us heat energy.
Solar panels are used to convert sunlight into energy.
solar energy
biomass energy
wind energy
hydropower energy
geothermal energy
Wind turbines are used to convert wind energy to electricity.
The wind blows the blades around and this movement is converted into electricity.
A group of turbines is called a wind farm.
(a)
Energy cam be obtained by burning natural waste materials such as scrap pieces of wood, dead trees, and unused parts of crops.
biomass energy
geothermal energy
hydropower energy
solar energy
wind energy
Comes from moving water.
Water that flows down fast-flowing rivers is used to spin turbines in dams that generate electricity.
The movement of big waves at sea can also be used to generate energy.
hydropower energy
geothermal energy
biomass energy
solar energy
wind energy
Is heat from under the Earth’s surface.
Can be collected from hot water just below the Earth’s surface, or hot magma deep below the surface.
A geothermal power plants is used to covert the heat from under the Earth’s surface to usable energy.
geothermal energy
hydropower energy
biomass energy
solar energy
wind energy
NON-renewable energy
renewable energy
Renewable energy
Non-renewable energy
Non-renewable energy
renewable energy
We use energy for …..
electricity production
heating
transport
All of above
Nuclear power stations use (a) as fuel to make electricity.
This kind of energy comes from the Sun.
(a)
solar energy
What kind of energy is mentioned?
Water that flows down fast-flowing rivers is used to spin turbines in dams that generate electricity.
hydropower energy
geothermal energy
biomass energy
What kind of energy is mentioned?
Can be collected from hot water just below the Earth’s surface, or hot magma deep below the surface.
geothermal energy
hydropower energy
solar energy
The release of something into the atmosphere.
emission
pollutant
scrubber
One of the gases that makes the atmosphere able to hold more heat, such as carbon dioxide (CO2) and water vapor.
greenhouse gas
scrubber
pollutant
emission
Fossil fuels are also called ...............
Non-renewable resources
Renewable resources
The renewable energy source we can use in the area above is...
geothermal power
tidal power
hydroelectrical power
The renewable energy source we can use in the area above is...
tidal power
hydroelectrical power
wind power
The renewable energy source that we can get in a roof is...
solar power
geothermal power
wind power
...is a non-renewable energy source.
coal
biomass
wind
...is a non-renewable energy source.
biomass
nuclear
wind
...turn wind energy into electricity.
windows
wind shields
wind turbines
11. What does the word renewable mean?
harmful to the environment
able to be used more than once
produced by falling and running water
made in the United States of America
12. Where does hydropower come from?
water
land
air
land
Renewable energy produces more pollution than burning fossil fuels.
True
False
What is one disadvantage of solar energy?
It is not available at night.
It is not renewable.
It cannot be stored.
It cannot be changed into electricity.
What does hydropower rely on to create energy?
heat from Earth's interior
energy from the sun
biomass
flowing water
What renewable energy source comes from moving air?
solar
water
oil
wind
Solar power, wind power, and water power are good because...
they are expensive
they are not powerful
they don't create much pollution
Oil is a ____________ resource
Renewable
Nonrenewable
Is the topic of RENEWABLE AND NON-RENEWABLE ENERGY easy to understand?
Yes, it is.
I understand everything about it.
Not really, I need more practice.
Not at all.
I don't understand a word about it.
Who's the best teacher?
Ms. Annie
Ms. Annie
Ms. Annie
