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Classify energy resources and explain how conservation helps people use them wisely.
#us_grade_5_science
20 questions
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Sunlight shines on a school roof every day, and panels can use it to make electricity. Is sunlight a renewable or nonrenewable energy resource?
A power station burns coal that was dug from underground rock layers. The coal formed over a very long time. Is coal renewable or nonrenewable?
On a windy plain, moving air turns tall turbine blades that generate electricity. Is wind a renewable or nonrenewable energy resource?
Oil is pumped from deep underground and made into fuels for cars and heaters. Is oil a renewable or nonrenewable energy resource?
A stove burns natural gas that came from deep underground deposits. Is natural gas a renewable or nonrenewable energy resource?
A dam uses moving river water to spin equipment that makes electricity. Is moving water a renewable or nonrenewable energy resource?
A town cuts some trees for firewood, then replants seedlings and protects young trees. Are the trees a renewable or nonrenewable resource?
A home grill uses propane made from underground fossil fuels. Is propane a renewable or nonrenewable energy resource?
A town keeps heating buildings with natural gas every winter. What is the main reason conservation matters in this situation?
A school gets some electricity from wind turbines. Students say saving electricity no longer matters. Why is that idea incomplete?
A tree farm sells wood for heating homes. Why should workers replant trees and protect young seedlings after cutting older trees?
A city gets electricity from a river dam. Why should people still avoid wasting electricity?
A family uses oil to heat its home. Why does lowering the thermostat in cold weather conserve a natural resource?
A factory makes fuel pellets from fast-growing grass. If workers cut too much grass and leave soil bare, why can this renewable fuel cause problems?
A school has solar panels, but classroom lamps are left on during bright afternoons. Why can turning off unused lamps still help?
A household can replace its old light bulbs with efficient bulbs or keep using the old bulbs in the same room. Which action conserves more energy and why?
A school can recycle its aluminum cans or throw them in the trash. Which choice conserves a nonrenewable resource?
A school's hot-water pipes leak. Workers can fix the leaks or turn up the gas water heater so the water stays hot. Which action conserves more natural gas?
For short trips, a family can walk or drive a gasoline car each time. Which action conserves a nonrenewable resource?
A library heats its building with a gas furnace in winter. It can add insulation to the walls or leave windows cracked open while the furnace runs. Which choice conserves more energy?
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40 questions
