Natural Resources

_____________________ energy can use the differences between high and low tides to help turn turbines to create electricity

• Tidal Energy

• Hydroelectric Energy

• Wind Energy

• Biomass Energy

Sun, wind water and geothermal energy are considered _____________________ energy resources since these resources can never run out.

• Natural Resources

• Expendable

• Inexhaustible

• Cool

Land that is set aside to protect it from environmental problems is called a _______________ _________________.

• conservation station

• resource reserve

• natural preserve

• hydroelectric dam

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Wood, leaves, and manure belong to a group of renewable energy sources called ____________________.

• biomass

• sediment

• fossil fuels

• wind energy

A liquid fossil fuel formed from the remains of animals, algae, and other organisms is ____________________.

• coal

• asthenosphere

• oil

• water

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The energy generated by moving water in rivers is called _________________________ energy.

• Wind Energy

• Tidal Energy

• Biomass Energy

• Hydroelectric Energy

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A fuel is a substance that provides _________________________as a result of a chemical change.

• Food

• Energy

• Fire

• Water

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Specific sources of pollution that can be identified are called _____.

• point source

• nonpoint source

• sewage

• runoff

Using less water is one way to practice water ____________.

• filtration

• distribution

• conservation

• irrigation

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The intense heat from Earth's interior that warms the magma underneath the surface is called _______________.

• hydrogen power

• tidal energy

• geothermal energy

• solar energy

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