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WorksheetsEnvironmental Literacy Level 3
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Renewable energy sources include solar, wind, and nuclear power. (True/False)
True
Geothermal
False
Hydropower
Climate change impacts are only limited to rising temperatures. (True/False)
False
Partially true
Not applicable
True
Composting is a waste management practice that helps reduce landfill waste. (True/False)
Sometimes
Maybe
False
True
Preventing water pollution involves properly disposing of hazardous chemicals. (True/False)
Maybe
True
False
Sometimes
Hydropower is a non-renewable energy source. (True/False)
Sometimes true
False
Partially true
True
Melting ice caps are a direct result of climate change. (True/False)
Maybe
False
True
Sometimes
Recycling paper helps in conserving trees. (True/False)
True
Maybe
False
Sometimes
Using reusable bags instead of plastic bags is a good waste management practice. (True/False)
True
False. Plastic bags are more stylish.
False. Using plastic bags is better for the environment.
False. Reusable bags are not durable.
Geothermal energy is a renewable energy source. (True/False)
Non-renewable
True
Partially true
False
Deforestation has no impact on climate change. (True/False)
Not sure
Partially true
True
False
Landfills are a sustainable waste management solution. (True/False)
Depends on the context
Partially true
False
True
Oil spills are a major cause of water pollution. (True/False)
Maybe
False
Partially true
True
Biomass energy is considered a renewable energy source. (True/False)
Non-renewable
Partially true
True
False
The greenhouse effect is a positive impact of climate change. (True/False)
Partially true
False
True
Sometimes true
E-waste recycling is an important waste management practice. (True/False)
True
Sometimes
False
Maybe
Using pesticides near water bodies can lead to water pollution. (True/False)
False
Partially true
True
Maybe
