Since I can't view or access images directly, I can’t see the specific illustrations in your uploaded worksheet. However, based on the title and layout you've described — “Renewable or Non-Renewable?” with images of energy sources — I can help you solve this type of problem by explaining how to identify each energy source and classify it as renewable or non-renewable.
Let’s assume the images on the worksheet are common representations of energy sources. Here’s a breakdown of typical images that might appear and their classifications:
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1. Windmill (with wind blowing)
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Energy Source: Wind
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Classification: Renewable
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Explanation: Wind is naturally replenished and does not deplete over time. It's a clean, sustainable energy source.
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2. Coal burning in a furnace (or factory)
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Energy Source: Coal
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Classification: Non-renewable
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Explanation: Coal is a fossil fuel formed over millions of years. Once used up, it cannot be replaced on a human timescale.
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3. House with solar panels on the roof
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Energy Source: Sunlight (Solar)
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Classification: Renewable
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Explanation: Solar energy comes from the sun, which will continue to shine for billions of years. It's continuously available.
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4. Water flowing through a waterwheel (or dam)
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Energy Source: Hydropower (Water)
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Classification: Renewable
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Explanation: Water cycles through evaporation and precipitation, making hydropower a sustainable energy source.
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5. Car running on gasoline (or oil pump)
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Energy Source: Oil/Petroleum
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Classification: Non-renewable
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Explanation: Oil is a fossil fuel extracted from underground deposits. It takes millions of years to form and is being consumed much faster than it’s created.
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How to Fill Out the Worksheet:
For each image:
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Identify the energy source (e.g., wind, coal, sunlight, etc.).
2.
Determine if it’s renewable or non-renewable.
3. Write your answer in the corresponding blank lines.
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Example Answers:
| Image | Source | Renewable or Non-renewable |
|-------|--------|---------------------------|
| Windmill | Wind | Renewable |
| Coal fire | Coal | Non-renewable |
| Solar panel house | Sunlight | Renewable |
| Waterwheel | Hydropower | Renewable |
| Car with gas tank | Oil/Gasoline | Non-renewable |
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If you can describe the images or list what they show, I can give more precise answers tailored to your worksheet!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of renewable non renewable resources worksheet.
