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Saksham 2025

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which renewable energy source has the highest potential in India?

a)

Wind Energy

b)

Solar Energy

c)

Biomass

d)

Hydropower

2.

What is the main environmental benefit of using wind energy over fossil fuels?

a)

High cost of installation

b)

No carbon emissions

c)

Noise pollution

d)

Limited to coastal regions

3.

What does the term ‘Green Energy’ generally refer to?

a)

Energy from fossil fuels

b)

Energy that is clean, renewable, and environmentally friendly

c)

Energy from nuclear sources

d)

Energy that is expensive and limited

4.

Which Indian ministry is responsible for the implementation of renewable energy projects?

a)

Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change

b)

Ministry of New and Renewable Energy

c)

Ministry of Power

d)

Ministry of Earth Sciences

5.

Which of these energy sources contributes most to India's greenhouse gas emissions?

a)

Wind energy

b)

Coal

c)

Solar energy

d)

Biomass

6.

How does biomass energy contribute to reducing environmental pollution?

a)

By increasing carbon emissions

b)

By recycling waste and reducing landfill impact

c)

By releasing harmful chemicals into the air

d)

By using non-renewable resources

7.

Which of the following states has implemented successful solar irrigation systems?

a)

Gujarat

b)

Uttar Pradesh

c)

West Bengal

d)

Kerala

8.

Which policy encourages farmers to adopt solar energy for irrigation in India?

a)

Kisan Urja Suraksha Evam Utthaan Mahabhiyan (KUSUM)

b)

National Biofuels Policy

c)

Swachh Bharat Mission

d)

Smart Cities Mission

9.

What is a common issue faced by rural areas in adopting clean energy solutions?

a)

Excessive electricity supply

b)

Limited access to clean energy infrastructure

c)

Surplus job opportunities in the energy sector

d)

Reduced interest in renewable energy

10.

How can wind energy help rural communities in India?

a)

By providing job opportunities in wind turbine installation and maintenance

b)

By contributing to deforestation

c)

By increasing the reliance on coal

d)

By increasing soil erosion

11.

What is the environmental impact of reducing the use of traditional biomass for cooking?

a)

Reduced air pollution and deforestation

b)

Increased water consumption

c)

Rising health risks

d)

Increased soil erosion

12.

What is the long-term benefit of widespread adoption of renewable energy in India?

a)

Increased greenhouse gas emissions

b)

Improved public health and reduced climate change impact

c)

Higher energy costs

d)

Over-reliance on coal

13.

What is a significant challenge in transitioning to renewable energy in India?

a)

Government support and policies

b)

High initial investment costs

c)

Public awareness and education

d)

Abundant natural resources

14.

What is the primary challenge of integrating solar energy into India's existing power grid?

a)

Intermittency of solar power

b)

High maintenance costs

c)

Excessive water usage

d)

Limited sunlight availability

15.

Which of the following is a benefit of using hydropower in India?

a)

It is a non-renewable resource

b)

It can provide a stable energy supply

c)

It requires large amounts of land for installation

d)

It contributes to air pollution

16.

How can government policies promote the use of renewable energy in India?

a)

By providing incentives for renewable energy projects

b)

By subsidizing fossil fuel industries

c)

By limiting access to renewable technologies

d)

By increasing taxes on clean energy

17.

What is a significant advantage of using geothermal energy in India?

a)

It requires extensive land use

b)

It contributes to greenhouse gas emissions

c)

It is a non-renewable resource

d)

It provides a constant energy supply regardless of the weather

18.

Which initiative aims to promote energy efficiency in Indian industries?

a)

Perform, Achieve and Trade (PAT) scheme

b)

National Solar Mission

c)

Smart Cities Mission

d)

Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT)

19.

What is a significant benefit of using solar panels in urban areas of India?

a)

They are only effective in rural settings.

b)

They require constant maintenance.

c)

They can reduce electricity bills for households.

d)

They contribute to urban heat islands.

20.

How does the use of electric vehicles (EVs) impact the economy in India?

a)

They create new job opportunities in the green technology sector.

b)

They increase the cost of transportation.

c)

They lead to higher fossil fuel imports.

d)

They reduce the demand for public transportation.

21.

What is a major environmental concern associated with hydropower projects in India?

a)

Higher reliance on fossil fuels

b)

Excessive land use for solar farms

c)

Displacement of local communities

d)

Increased greenhouse gas emissions

22.

What is a key benefit of implementing energy-efficient technologies in Indian industries?

a)

Dependence on outdated machinery

b)

Higher carbon emissions

c)

Increased energy consumption

d)

Reduction in operational costs

23.

What is a major challenge in promoting wind energy in India?

a)

High initial investment costs

b)

Excessive land availability

c)

Low energy output

d)

Limited technological advancements

24.

What is a major obstacle to the widespread adoption of electric vehicles in India?

a)

High charging infrastructure costs

b)

Government incentives for fossil fuels

c)

Abundant availability of charging stations

d)

Low public interest in EVs

25.

Which renewable energy source is most suitable for India's coastal regions?

a)

Solar Energy

b)

Wind Energy

c)

Geothermal Energy

d)

Biomass