Unit E: Energy Review
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- Q1A renewable energy source that uses the movement of air to create electricity:solarhydroelectricgeothermalwind30s
- Q2_____ are formed by natural processes such as decomposition of buried organisms. Examples include coal, oil, natural gas, and petroleum.geofuelsrenewable resourcesfossil fuelsconservation30s
- Q3There is a limited supply of _____ resources.freenonrenewablesolarrenewable30s
- Q4Reducing the amount of energy used is called _____.kinetic energynonrenewable energyenergy conservationrenewable energy30s
- Q5Coal, petroleum, natural gas, propane, and uranium are examples of _____ energy sources.renewablegeocentricbiomassnonrenewable30s
- Q6Fossil fuels are created over a period of __________ of years.thousandsbillionsmillionshundreds30s
- Q7Petroleum is a nonrenewable resource because it _____.Is replaced more rapidly than it is usedIs found only in certain parts of the worldCan be used up by human activityIs expensive and causes pollution30s
- Q8Which of the following is an exhaustible energy resource?solar energywind energyhydroelectric energyfossil fuels30s
- Q9To produce hydroelectric power, _____ is needed.winda fossil fuelsunflowing water30s
- Q10To meet a high demand of energy, a new hydroelectric dam is being proposed in an area. Which of the following describes a possible risk?the dam could harm or destroy some aquatic wildlifethe dam produces no radioactive wastethe dam produces no toxic hydrocarbonsthe dam would produce renewable energy30s
- Q11Photovoltaic cells and reflectors are both examples of using _________ energy.geothermalsolarhydroelectricwind30s
- Q12The implementation of solar, wind and geothermal resources for energy is most limited by:location of the resourceslaws prohibiting the use of the resourcesanimal habitat around the resourcessize of the resources30s
- Q13Coal is sometimes called “buried sunshine”. What is the most likely reason for this nickname?coal is bright yellowcoal is meteorites from the sunwhen mined underground, coal glows like the suncoal is the remains of dead plants that collected the sun's’ energy30s
- Q14Energy from ______ is available indefinitely.the sunthe groundfossils fuelsthe atmosphere30s
- Q15Conservation of energy is important becauseboth A and Bit reduces air pollutionConservation of energy is not importantit saves consumers money on electricity30s