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Determine the correct path energy follows when using coal or oil to produce electricity. A. Turbine to Boiler to Power lines to Generator B. Generator to Turbine to Power lines to Boiler C. Power lines to Generator to Boiler to Turbine D. Boiler to Turbine to Generator to Power lines
Determine which energy source is described: Advantage: Can protect coasts from erosion. Disadvantage: Storms can destroy the machinery A. Tidal energy B. Biomass energy C. Wave energy D. Geothermal energy
What physicist first came up with the idea to generate energy from atoms? A. Neils Bohr B. Albert Einstein C. Aristotle D. Charles Darwin
Put the following steps of electrical generation in order. I. Fossil fuels are burned. II. Turbine spins. III. Steam is generated. IV. Magnet in generator spins. A. II, IV, I, III B. IV, II, I, III C. III, II, I, IV D. I, III, II, IV
Passive solar heaters work by: A. Converting sunlight into electricity to power heating. B. Heating chemical elements to generate steam. C. Heating water directly using sunlight. D. Focusing sunlight into pipes to drive a generator.
resources will eventually run out, while resources can be generated anew. A. Usable, sustainable B. Nonrenewable, renewable C. Finite, regenerative D. Limited, abundant
What percent of the US's energy currently comes from renewable resources? A. 7% B. 1.7% C. 37% D. 17%
Most fossil fuel companies lobby heavily for laws that make it difficult to develop renewable energy sources or that stop research on the harmful effects of fossil fuels. How could this affect future generations? A. The companies will share all the money they are making, so future generations won't have financial issues. B. We will not be ready when fossil fuels run out and, as they disappear, those in poverty will lose access to things like heating and fuel for vehicles. C. It will prevent future generations from losing money on profitless ideas like renewable energy. D. It will create a more competitive market, leading to lower profits for everyone.