Central Idea
Supporting Evidence
Text Structure
Vocabulary
Challenges and Benefits
100

What is the central idea of the text?
 

Renewable energy is vital for combating climate change and reducing reliance on fossil fuels but has challenges that require innovation and investment.

100

According to the text, what type of energy produces minimal emissions compared to fossil fuels?
 

 Solar, wind, and hydropower.

100

What organizational structure does the text primarily use?
 

Compare/Contrast

100

What does "renewable" mean in the context of energy?
 

Able to be replenished naturally.

100

Name one environmental benefit of renewable energy.
 

Reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

200

How does the author emphasize the importance of renewable energy?
 

By highlighting its environmental benefits, such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

200

Which energy source uses the kinetic energy of moving air?
 

Wind energy

200

How does the author transition from discussing advantages to challenges?
 

By using the phrase, "Despite these advantages.

200

Define "intermittent" as used in the text.

Occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady.

200

What is a financial challenge of renewable energy?
 

High initial costs of infrastructure development.

300

True or False: The text suggests that renewable energy has already solved all energy challenges.
 

False

300

What evidence shows that renewable energy is gaining global traction?
 

"Renewable energy capacity worldwide grew by over 10% in the last decade."

300

What is the purpose of the final paragraph?
 

To conclude with a hopeful outlook on the potential of renewable energy.

300

What is the meaning of "mitigate" in the sentence "Renewable energy helps mitigate climate change"?
 

To make less severe or serious.

300

Why are solar and wind power considered intermittent?
 

Because they depend on weather conditions and time of day.

400

What two main aspects does the text discuss about renewable energy?
 

Its advantages and challenges.

400

Name one challenge mentioned in the text about integrating renewable energy.
 

Integrating renewable energy into existing power grids requires advanced technology.

400

Why does the author include technical terms like "photovoltaic cells"?
 

To provide specific details and enhance understanding of the technologies.

400

What is a "carbon footprint"?
 

The amount of carbon dioxide emissions produced by an individual, organization, or product.

400

What dual benefits does the author attribute to renewable energy?
 

Mitigating climate change and fostering economic growth.

500

What is the author’s tone regarding the future of renewable energy?
 

Optimistic but realistic.

500

What does the text say about job creation in the renewable energy sector?
 

It fosters economic growth through job creation.

500

How does the author use statistics to support the central idea?
 

By citing the 10% growth in global renewable energy capacity.

500

What does "fostering economic growth" mean in the text?
 

Promoting or encouraging the expansion of the economy.

500

Name one way society can overcome renewable energy challenges, as suggested in the text.
 

By prioritizing innovation and investment.

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