Renewable Resource
Nonrenewable resource
Climate Change
Impacts on Earth
100

What does it mean for an energy source to be renewable?

It can be replaced naturally in a short period of time.

100

What does nonrenewable mean?

It cannot be replaced in a short period of time once used.

100

What gas traps heat in the atmosphere?

Greenhouse gases (like CO₂, methane).

100

What is happening to global average temperatures?

They are increasing (global warming).

200

Name one example of a renewable energy source that uses moving air.

Wind energy

200

Name two examples of nonrenewable resources.

Oil and natural gas (or coal, nuclear).

200

What human activity is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions?

Burning fossil fuels

200

How does melting ice affect sea levels?

It causes sea levels to rise.

300

Which renewable source uses sunlight to generate electricity?

Solar energy

300

What fossil fuel is formed from ancient plant material?

Coal

300

How does deforestation contribute to climate change?

Trees absorb CO₂, so cutting them down increases CO₂ levels.

300

Name one effect of climate change on weather patterns.

More intense storms, droughts, floods, or heat waves.

400

What type of renewable energy comes from heat inside the Earth?

Geothermal energy.

400

Why are fossil fuels bad for the environment?

They release carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases when burned.

400

What is the greenhouse effect?

The process where gases in Earth’s atmosphere trap heat from the Sun.

400

Name one action people can take to reduce carbon emissions.

Drive less, use renewable energy, plant trees, or save electricity.

500

Why are renewable energies considered more sustainable for the future?

They don’t run out and produce little or no greenhouse gases.

500

This resource comes from uranium atoms fusing together or a fission reaction and separating

Nuclear

500

Name two greenhouse gases other than CO₂.

Methane, Nitrous oxide, sulphur dioxide, F gases, water vapor

500

What is carbon footprint?

The total amount of greenhouse gases a person or activity produces.

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