Question

when describing renewable energy, which descriptors are correct?
replenishes slowly
finite supply
cannot be reused
replenishes quickly

Explanation:

Renewable energy is energy that is replenished quickly through natural processes. For example, solar energy is constantly available as long as the sun shines, wind energy is replenished as long as there are wind patterns, and hydropower (from water cycles) is also replenished relatively quickly. Renewable energy sources are not finite in the sense that they can be used repeatedly as they are regenerated. Options like "replenishes slowly" (not the case for most renewable sources), "finite supply" (incorrect as they are renewable), and "cannot be reused" (false as they are renewable and can be harnessed multiple times) are wrong.

Answer:

replenishes quickly