Free Printable G7 - Energy Resources (3)

1.

Hello, class. Today I'd like to tell you about two energy sources. They are non-renewable sources and renewable sources.

Non-renewable sources are coal, oil and natural gas. We can use these sources to produce energy. They are cheap and easy to use. People use them a lot. But they are very limited and will run out soon. Renewable sources come from the sun, wind or water. When energy comes from the sun, we call it solar energy. Wind energy comes from the wind, and hydro energy comes from water. Renewable sources are available, clean and safe to use. But they are expensive to produce. In the future we will rely more on renewable energy sources. They are better for the environment and they will not run out.

1. Non – renewable sources are cheap and _________.

a)

A. available

b)

B. easy to use

c)

C. expensive

2.

Hello, class. Today I'd like to tell you about two energy sources. They are non-renewable sources and renewable sources. Non-renewable sources are coal, oil and natural gas. We can use these sources to produce energy. They are cheap and easy to use. People use them a lot. But they are very limited and will run out soon. Renewable sources come from the sun, wind or water. When energy comes from the sun, we call it solar energy. Wind energy comes from the wind, and hydro energy comes from water. Renewable sources are available, clean and safe to use. But they are expensive to produce. In the future we will rely more on renewable energy sources. They are better for the environment and they will not run out.

2. ______________come from the sun, wind or water.

a)

A. Renewable sources

b)

B. All energy sources

c)

C. Non-renewable sources

3.

Hello, class. Today I'd like to tell you about two energy sources. They are non-renewable sources and renewable sources. Non-renewable sources are coal, oil and natural gas. We can use these sources to produce energy. They are cheap and easy to use. People use them a lot. But they are very limited and will run out soon. Renewable sources come from the sun, wind or water. When energy comes from the sun, we call it solar energy. Wind energy comes from the wind, and hydro energy comes from water. Renewable sources are available, clean and safe to use. But they are expensive to produce. In the future we will rely more on renewable energy sources. They are better for the environment and they will not run out.

3. When energy comes from water, we call it_________.

a)

A. wind energy

b)

B. solar energy

c)

C. hydro energy

4.

Hello, class. Today I'd like to tell you about two energy sources. They are non-renewable sources and renewable sources. Non-renewable sources are coal, oil and natural gas. We can use these sources to produce energy. They are cheap and easy to use. People use them a lot. But they are very limited and will run out soon. Renewable sources come from the sun, wind or water. When energy comes from the sun, we call it solar energy. Wind energy comes from the wind, and hydro energy comes from water. Renewable sources are available, clean and safe to use. But they are expensive to produce. In the future we will rely more on renewable energy sources. They are better for the environment and they will not run out.

4. Renewable energy sources are better for_____________.

a)

A. the environment

b)

B. our cars

c)

C. hydro energy

5.

Hello, class. Today I'd like to tell you about two energy sources. They are non-renewable sources and renewable sources. Non-renewable sources are coal, oil and natural gas. We can use these sources to produce energy. They are cheap and easy to use. People use them a lot. But they are very limited and will run out soon. Renewable sources come from the sun, wind or water. When energy comes from the sun, we call it solar energy. Wind energy comes from the wind, and hydro energy comes from water. Renewable sources are available, clean and safe to use. But they are expensive to produce. In the future we will rely more on renewable energy sources. They are better for the environment and they will not run out.

How many energy sources are there?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

6.

Hello, class. Today I'd like to tell you about two energy sources. They are non-renewable sources and renewable sources. Non-renewable sources are coal, oil and natural gas. We can use these sources to produce energy. They are cheap and easy to use. People use them a lot. But they are very limited and will run out soon. Renewable sources come from the sun, wind or water. When energy comes from the sun, we call it solar energy. Wind energy comes from the wind, and hydro energy comes from water. Renewable sources are available, clean and safe to use. But they are expensive to produce. In the future we will rely more on renewable energy sources. They are better for the environment and they will not run out.

What do non-renewable sources include?

a)

coal, oil and natural gas.

b)

solar, natural gas, and wind

c)

coals, oil, water

7.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

easy to use

cheap

available

run out

limited

expensive

good for the environment

safe to use

Advantages

Disadvantages

8.

Match

a)

What does energy mean?

1.

It’s power that can provide light, heat

b)

What does solar energy mean?

2.

It’s energy that comes from the sun.

c)

What does hydro energy mean?

3.

It’s energy that comes from water.

d)

What does a three-syllable word mean?

4.

It’s the word that has three syllables.

e)

What does a non- renewable source mean?

5.

It’s a source that we cannot replace aft

9.

Mi: Hi, Tony. I'm doing a project on energy sources, but I don't understand what non-renewable sources are.

Tony: (1) (a) after we use them.

Mi: Oh. Where do they come from?

Tony: (2) (b)

Choose from the below words

They are sources that we can't replace

They come from different sources like coal and oil

We won't have any more energy.

10.

Mi: What will happen to us when they run out?

Tony: (3) (a)

Mi: So what will we do then?

Tony: (4) (b) They are abundant and safe to use.

Mi: Oh, I see. What do we call them?

Tony: (5) (c) They are renewable because they cannot run out.

Choose from the below words

We won't have any more energy.

We'll use energy sources like wind and water

We call them renewable sources.

They come from different sources like coal or oil

11-15.

In Britain, the climate is not very good. There are very few hot days and it rains a lot. Because of this, people spend a lot of time at home. Generally, British homes have a lot of furniture in them, carpets on the floors and heavy curtains.

Many houses in Britain are old. Many of them are over one hundred years old. Often, they do not have enough insulation and the heat goes out through the windows, the doors and up the chimney.

Because of the climate, people in Britain have to spend a lot of money on heating. Many houses have a special system called "central heating". This heats all the rooms and, at the same time, heats the hot water. Houses without central heating often have gas, electric or coal fires. The rooms in most British houses are quite small. New houses are much better. They have two layers of glass in the windows to stop the heat going out.

11.

Why do British people spend a lot of time at home?

a)

A.Because the climate is not very good.

b)

B.Because they don't know where to go.

c)

C.Because the climate is very good.

d)

D.Because they want to stay at home.

12.

The heat goes out of the houses through ___________.

a)

A.the doors and up the chimney

b)

B.the windows and up the chimney

c)

C.the windows, the doors and up the chimney

d)

D.the walls and up the chimney

13.

Because of ___________, people in Britain have to spend a lot of money on heating.

a)

A.cold weather

b)

B.cool weather

c)

C. hot weather

d)

D.bad weather

14.

Houses without central heating often have ___________.

a)

A.only coal fires

b)

B.gas or coal fires

c)

C.electric or coal fires

d)

D.gas, electric or coal fires

15.

New houses usually have ___________ in the windows to stop the heat going out.

a)

A. one layer of glass

b)

B.two layers of glass

c)

C.three layers of glass

d)

D.two or three layers of glass

16.

............….. source of energy is the source that can’t be replaced after use.

a)

A. Effective

b)

B. Non-renewable

c)

C. Renewable

d)

D. Natural

17.

We must ….. the amount of water our family use every day.

a)

A. lessen

b)

B. narrow

c)

C. lower

d)

D. reduce

18.

In India, the demand for ............….. has always been more than the supply.

a)

A. shortage

b)

B. sources

c)

C. slogan

d)

D. electricity

19.

…........... energy is produced by collecting sunlight and converting it into electricity.

a)

A. Hydro electric

b)

B. Nuclear

c)

C. Solar

d)

D. Wind

20.

The government has warned that Britain will face power ….................. in the coming winters.

a)

A. coal

b)

B. shortages

c)

C. slogans

d)

D. energy

21.

There are many available ….. power sources in Vietnam including sun, wind, water, etc.

a)

A. nuclear

b)

B. hydro

c)

C. renewable

d)

D. solar

22.

We should put ….. on our roof for the heating and hot water.

a)

A. equipment

b)

B. cracks

c)

C. solar energy

d)

D. solar panels

23.

Match

a)

Are they having dinner?

1.

No, they aren’t.

b)

Are you making a cup of tea?

2.

Yes, I am.

c)

Is she making a cup of coffee?

3.

Yes, she is.

d)

What are you doing?

4.

I’m looking for a number in the phone b

e)

Is it raining?

5.

No, it isn’t.

24.

Match

a)

What is he cooking for dinner?

1.

He is cooking pasta

b)

Where are you going on holiday?

2.

I’m going to Korea.

c)

Are we going into town?

3.

Yes, we are.

d)

Who is going to England?

4.

My brother.

e)

Is your father taking a bus to the kinder garten?

5.

No, he isn’t.

G7 - Energy Resources (3)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 29mins

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