Renewable vs Non-Renewable Races

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Froggy Jumps Renewable vs Non-Renewable RacesOnline version Energy race game by Junashy Dedace 2 Which resource can be replanted and used for building houses or making paper? a Water b Wind c Sunlight 3 hat problems might farmers face if soil becomes unhealthy? a It blocks sunlight b It provides nutrients for plants c It attracts pests 4 Why do scientists encourage people to use renewable resources instead of non‑renewable ones? a Tides b Waves c Currents 5 What black rock is burned to produce heat and electricity? a Coal b Natural gas c Oil 6 Which thick liquid fuel is used in cars and planes? a Water b Milk c Oil 7 What underground gas is burned for cooking and heating? a Helium b Oxygen c Natural gas 8 What type of energy comes from splitting atoms in special power plants? a Wind energy b Solar energy c Nuclear energy 9 Why is mining metals harmful to the environment? a It cleans air and water during extraction. b It can destroy habitats and pollute water. c It immediately renews the soil without impact. 10 How does burning fossil fuels affect the air we breathe? a It removes all smog from cities. b It releases pollutants and greenhouse gases. c It always makes the air cooler and purer. 11 Why do scientists encourage renewable resources over nonrenewables? a They never require any energy to use. b They cost more and are harder to obtain. c They are abundant, cleaner, and sustainable. 12 What problems might farmers face if soil becomes unhealthy? a Faster crop growth and bigger harvests. b Soil health has no impact on crops. c Lower yields and reduced soil fertility. 13 How can planting more trees help reduce climate change? a They release more CO2 than they absorb. b They absorb CO2 and protect soils. c They make the climate warmer instantly. 14 What dangers can happen when nuclear energy is not handled properly? a Nuclear energy instantly purifies air. b It creates no safety concerns at all. c Radiation leaks and contamination hazards. 15 Which is a renewable energy source? a Solar energy b Natural gas c Coal 16 Which practice improves soil health and sustainability? a Excessive tilling every year b Constant monoculture c Crop rotation or adding compost

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Renewable vs Non-Renewable RacesOnline version

by Junashy Dedace

Which resource can be replanted and used for building houses or making paper?

hat problems might farmers face if soil becomes unhealthy?

Why do scientists encourage people to use renewable resources instead of non‑renewable ones?

What black rock is burned to produce heat and electricity?

Which thick liquid fuel is used in cars and planes?

What underground gas is burned for cooking and heating?

What type of energy comes from splitting atoms in special power plants?

Why is mining metals harmful to the environment?

How does burning fossil fuels affect the air we breathe?

Why do scientists encourage renewable resources over nonrenewables?

What problems might farmers face if soil becomes unhealthy?

How can planting more trees help reduce climate change?

What dangers can happen when nuclear energy is not handled properly?

Which is a renewable energy source?

Which practice improves soil health and sustainability?