Materials that can

be replaced at the rate

that we use them.

• Renewable resources

• Non-Renewable resources

• Replaceable resources

• Irreplaceable resources

Materials that cannot

be replaced at the rate

that we use them.

• Renewable resources

• Non-Renewable resources

• Replaceable resources

• Irreplaceable resources

Energy from the sun that can be converted into thermal or electrical energy.

• Hydropower energy

• Nuclear energy

• Wind energy

• Solar energy

Energy that comes from the splitting of the atoms in a reactor.

• Hydropower energy

• Nuclear energy

• Wind energy

• Solar energy

Energy that uses the wind's kinetic energy to generate electricity

• Hydropower energy

• Nuclear energy

• Wind energy

• Solar energy

It is the world's biggest source of energy

• Solar

• Hydropower

• Coal

• Wind

Energy source with the highest number of powerplants in our country.

• Nuclear

• Geothermal

• Coal

• Hydroelectric

The scientist who discovered that electric current can be induced when a magnet is rapidly inserted in and out of a coiled wire.

• Albert Einstein

• Alessandro Volta

• Michael Faraday

• Amadeo Avogadro

Produced by the phenomenon of flowing electrons.

• Electricity

• Voltage

• Current

• Resistance

It is where crude oil is transformed and refined into more useful products.

• Power plants

• Step-up Transformers

• Step-down Transformers

• Oil refinery