WorksheetsRenewable & Nonrenewable Energy
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Renewable energy sources are
expensive and inefficient.
harmful to the environment.
restored naturally and not used up.
only available during certain times of the year.
Examples of renewable energy source include (pick 3)
coal power.
geothermal energy.
hydropower.
wind power.
Non-renewable energy sources
are more cost-effective.
can be refilled or reproduced in a short period of time.
are environmentally friendly.
cannot be refilled or reproduced in a short period of time.
Examples of non-renewable energy sources include (pick 3)
nuclear energy.
bio mass.
natural gas.
oil.
Renewable energy sources (pick 2)
are sustainable (always available) and help the environment.
have a negative impact on the environment.
can be unreliable and inconsistent (unpredictable).
are expensive and not cost-effective.
Renewable energy sources (pick 3)
require a large amount of land and space.
can be unreliable and inconsistent (unpredictable).
harm the environment.
can be expensive and not cost-effective.
Non-renewable energy sources (pick 3)
help the environment.
are limited and will eventually run out.
are more expensive than some renewable energy sources.
contribute to air pollution.
We can conserve energy by
leaving lights and appliances on at all times.
opening windows and doors to let in outside air.
using non-renewable energy sources.
using energy-efficient appliances, insulating homes, and using renewable energy sources.
Compared to non-renewable energy sources,
renewable energy sources are less efficient.
renewable energy sources are generally more expensive.
renewable energy sources produce more pollution.
renewable energy sources can be refilled naturally and are not used up over time.
Common renewable energy sources include ( pick 2)
nuclear power, fossil fuels, and coal power.
solar power, wind power, hydropower, and biomass energy.
natural gas, oil, and nuclear power.
geothermal energy and tidal (wave) power.
