4.11A Unit Review

1. Natural Resource

• a plant-based solid resource that can be burned for energy
• a liquid resource that can be burned for energy
• an invisible, odorless gas that is burned for energy
• anything from nature that people use

2. Coal

• a plant-based solid resource that can be burned for energy
• a liquid resource that can be burned for energy
• an invisible, odorless gas that is burned for energy
• anything from nature that people use

3. Renewable Resource

• a natural resource that is easily replaced
• a natural resource that cannot be replaced
• a plant-based solid resource that can be burned for energy
• a liquid resource that can be burned for energy

4. Oil

• a plant-based solid resource that can be burned for energy
• a liquid resource that can be burned for energy
• an invisible, odorless gas that is burned for energy
• anything from nature that people use

5. Nonrenewable Resource

• a natural resource that is easily replaced
• a natural resource that cannot be replaced
• a plant-based solid resource that can be burned for energy
• a liquid resource that can be burned for energy

6. Natural Gas

• a plant-based solid resource that can be burned for energy
• a liquid resource that can be burned for energy
• an invisible, odorless gas that is burned for energy
• anything from nature that people use

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7. Which of the following are renewable resources? Choose ALL that apply.

• Trees
• Sunlight
• Animals
• Water
• Oil

8. Which of the following are non-renewable resources? Choose ALL that apply.

• Oil
• Natural gas
• Coal
• Gemstones
• Trees

9. Which of the following options uses a renewable source of energy?

• Creating electricity using solar panels
• Driving a car that uses gasoline, which was made from petroleum
• Heating a home using natural gas
• Using electricity that was created from a coal-burning power plant

10. What is an advantage of using renewable resources?

• Renewable resources can not be replaced easily, and using them creates more pollution.
• Renewable resources can be replaced or generated easily, and using them creates less pollution.
• Renewable resources are plentiful everywhere on Earth.
• Renewable resources are hard to find on Earth.