Climate Test Review

This type or energy resource is produced at a higher rate than it is used.

• Non-renewable

• Renewable

• Fossil Fuel

• Environmental Energy

Tidal, geothermal, and solar energy are all examples of...

• Renewable Energy

• Fossil Fuels

• Environmental Impacts

• Climate Change

Oil, coal, and natural gas are all examples of...

• Renewable Energy

• Fossil Fuels

• Environmental Impacts

• Climate Change

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Oil, coal, and natural gas are considered non-renewable because...

• They all take millions of years to form

• Eventually it will be too expensive for us to extract these resources

• There is not a large enough to supply to meet the world's demand

• All of the above

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Which is not a benefit of renewable energy?

• Renewable energy will never run out

• It is safer for people and the environment

• Renewable energy releases carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas

• In the long run, renewable energy can be cheaper than fossil fuels

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With this type of renewable energy wind turns a large turbine which turns a generator to produce electricity

• Solar

• Hydroelectric

• Tidal

• Wind

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With this type of renewable energy, Photovoltaic cells (PV Cells) found in solar panels can convert the sun’s energy into electricity.

• Solar

• Geothermal

• Biomass

• Wind

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With this type of renewable energy flowing water, usually from a river, turns a turbine which then generates electricity.

• Wind

• Geothermal

• Hydroelectric

• Tidal

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With this type of renewable energy, heat from the Earth's interior heats up water that is then used for heat or to make electricity.

• Tidal

• Geothermal

• Solar

• Biomass

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With this type of renewable energy, turbines (like small wind turbines) are placed in the ocean near the land. These turbines are moved by the waves of the ocean.

• Geothermal

• Wind

• Tidal

• Hydroelectric

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