Quiz about SCI_FPS_SECOND TERM_3_1

Question 1

Which type of motion can be harnessed to perform work in both a bicycle wheel and a ceiling fan?

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Rotational motion

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Linear motion

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Oscillatory motion

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Circular motion

Question 2

What powers the motion of a bicycle?

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Pedaling

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Electricity

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Solar energy

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Wind power

Question 3

What can affect the motion of a bicycle but generally not influence a ceiling fan's motion?

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Gravity

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Terrain

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Wind

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Friction

Question 4

How does the motion of a bicycle differ from that of a ceiling fan?

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Linear vs Circular motion

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Vertical vs Horizontal motion

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Clockwise vs Counterclockwise motion

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Fast vs Slow motion

Question 5

How can the speed of a ceiling fan be controlled?

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Using a remote control

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Using a switch

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Through pedaling

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By steering

Question 6

What type of motion do both the bicycle wheel and the ceiling fan blades involve?

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Circular motion

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Linear motion

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Oscillatory motion

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Random motion

Question 7

What is the primary purpose of a bicycle?

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Transportation

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Circulate air

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Provide cooling

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Ventilation

Question 8

What is a similarity between the motion of a bicycle and a ceiling fan?

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Circular motion

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Back and forth motion

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Rotational motion

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Linear motion

Question 9

Which statement is a difference between the motion of a bicycle and a ceiling fan?

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Bicycle moves due to pedaling force, ceiling fan moves due to electric motor.

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Bicycle moves due to wind force, ceiling fan moves due to electric motor.

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Bicycle moves due to solar power, ceiling fan moves due to electric motor.

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Bicycle moves due to gravity, ceiling fan moves due to electric motor.

Question 10

What is a factor that can influence the motion of a bicycle but not a ceiling fan?

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Landform

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Air resistance

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Gravity

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Centripetal force

Question 11

How is the energy source for the motion of a bicycle different from that of a ceiling fan?

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Bicycle motion is powered by the rider, while ceiling fan motion is powered by electricity.

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Nuclear power for bicycle, hydroelectric power for ceiling fan

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Gasoline for bicycle, coal for ceiling fan

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Solar power for bicycle, wind power for ceiling fan

Question 12

Which aspect distinguishes the control of a bicycle from that of a ceiling fan?

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D) The speed and direction of a bicycle can be controlled by the rider through pedaling and steering.

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A) Both can be controlled by voice commands.

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B) The speed of a bicycle can be controlled using a remote control.

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C) The direction of a ceiling fan can be controlled by pedaling.

Question 13

Give 2 examples of Periodic motion.

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Swinging pendulum, Vibrating guitar string

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Rotating fan blade

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Bouncing ball

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Swaying tree branches

Question 14

State 2 examples of rectilinear motion

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A car moving along a straight road and an elevator moving up and down in a vertical shaft

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A train moving along a curved track

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A boat sailing in a zigzag pattern

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A plane flying in a circular path

Question 15

What happens when a magnet is broken into two parts from the middle?

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Each part retains its magnetic properties

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Both parts lose their magnetic properties

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One part becomes a magnet while the other loses its magnetic properties

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Both parts become stronger magnets

Question 16

What is one of the properties of a magnet mentioned in the text?

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Attractive property

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Repulsive property

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Conductive property

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Reflective property

Question 17

What is a directive property of magnets used in the construction of a mariner's compass?

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Always aligns itself in the north-south direction

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Always aligns itself in the east-west direction

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Always aligns itself in the up-down direction

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Always aligns itself in a random direction

Question 18

Where is the magnetic property maximum?

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At the poles

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At the equator

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At the center

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At the edges

Question 19

What property of a magnet is mentioned in the text?

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attract iron objects/attractive property

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repel iron objects

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generate electricity

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change color when heated

Question 20

What property of a magnet causes it to align in the north-south direction when freely suspended?

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Directive property

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Electric charge

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Gravity

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Temperature

Question 21

What property of a magnet attracts magnetic substances like iron, steel, nickel, and cobalt?

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Magnetism

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Gravity

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Repulsion

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Attraction

Question 22

Where is the magnetic property of a magnet maximum?

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At the poles

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At the center

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Inside the magnet

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At the equator

Question 23

What is the significance of the magnetic property being more at the poles?

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Earth's magnetic field lines converge at the poles, leading to a stronger magnetic field intensity.

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The magnetic field lines are weaker at the poles.

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The magnetic field lines are horizontal at the poles.

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The magnetic field lines are farther apart at the poles.

Question 24

In which direction does the magnet come to rest?

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North-South

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East-West

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Up-Down

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Left-Right

Question 25

Who were the first to observe the property of magnets?

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Chinese

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Greeks

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Romans

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Egyptians

Question 26

What is the north pole of a magnet?

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The end pointing north

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The end pointing south

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The end pointing east

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The end pointing west

Question 27

What property is demonstrated by an activity involving a bar magnet?

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Magnetism

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Conductivity

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Density

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Viscosity

Question 28

How have magnets been used in navigation?

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For ages

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Recently

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Never

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Sometimes

Question 29

What can a magnetic compass be used to locate?

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North and South directions

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East and West directions

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Up and Down directions

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Left and Right directions

Question 30

What property do magnets have in terms of directions?

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North and South

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East and West

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Up and Down

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Left and Right

Question 31

What helps locate north and south?

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Compass

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Map

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GPS

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Sextant

Question 32

What does an activity with a bar magnet demonstrate?

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A bar magnet when suspended always points North-south direction

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Electric field lines and conductivity

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Sound waves and light refraction

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Gravity and friction

Question 33

Who were the first to observe the property of magnets and use them for navigation?

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Ancient Chinese during the Han Dynasty

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Vikings during the Middle Ages

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Ancient Egyptians during the New Kingdom

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Mayans during the Classical period

Question 34

The north-south direction is consistent regardless of the magnet's orientation.

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The Earth's magnetic field aligns with the geographic north-south axis.

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The magnet's orientation affects the north-south direction.

Question 35

Why does the amount of various components in the air vary from place to place?

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As a result of geographical location

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Due to differences in altitude

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Because of variations in human activity

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Based on the time of day

Question 36

What percentage of the air is made up of Carbon dioxide?

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0.03%

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0.93%

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0.04%

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0.93%

Question 37

What are some of the particles found in air?

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Dust particles

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Pollen

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Carbon dioxide

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Nitrogen

Question 38

What does the air consist of?

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Nitrogen: 78% Oxygen: 21% Carbon dioxide: 0.03% Argon: 0.93% Other gases: 0.04%

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Nitrogen only

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Oxygen only

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Carbon dioxide only

Question 39

What is the most abundant gas in air?

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Nitrogen

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Carbon Dioxide

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Oxygen

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Argon

Question 40

What are some of the particles suspended in the air?

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dust, pollen, smoke, aerosols

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fog

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soot

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mud

Question 41

___________________ gas is used to extinguish fire.

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Carbon dioxide

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Oxygen

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Nitrogen

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Watervapour

Question 42

What is the percentage of Oxygen in atmosphere?

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21%

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10%

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15%

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30%

Question 43

What is the percentage of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?

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0.04%

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0.01%

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0.1%

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0.5%

Question 44

What is the concentration of other gases in the atmosphere other than

Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Carbon Dioxide?

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Less than 1%

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More than 50%

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Exactly 10%

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Less than 5%

Question 45

What is essential for rusting in iron according to observations?

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Water and oxygen

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Sulfur and phosphorus

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Hydrogen and helium

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Carbon dioxide and nitrogen

Question 46

How does rust affect the appearance of iron objects?

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Rust gives iron objects a reddish-brown appearance.

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Rust gives iron objects a yellow appearance.

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Rust gives iron objects a green appearance.

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Rust gives iron objects a blue appearance.

Question 47

What do windmills primarily use wind energy for?

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Generate electricity

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Provide shade

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Cook food

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Purify water

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