Where We Get Energy Quiz

What is electricity as defined in the glossary?

• A machine that turns motion into electricity

• Cells used to turn sunlight into electricity

• A form of energy used to run lights, computers, and machines

• An odorless, colorless fossil fuel

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According to the glossary, what does a generator do?

• Burns cleaner than coal or oil

• Turns motion into electricity

• Used to make energy in the form of heat or power

• Used to turn sunlight into electricity

What is described as an odorless, colorless fossil fuel in the glossary?

• Solar cells

• Natural gas

• Fuel

• Energy

What are solar cells used for according to the glossary?

• To run lights and computers

• To turn sunlight into electricity

• To turn motion into electricity

• To make energy in the form of heat or power

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What is the primary use of energy in homes and schools as mentioned in the text?

• For cooking only

• For lighting, heating, and cooling

• For running appliances only

• For exterior decoration

According to the text, why are sun and wind considered good energy resources?

• They are expensive

• They create pollution

• They are unlimited and clean

• They are difficult to access

What does the text imply about the sustainability of solar and wind energy?

• They last for a short period

• They are not reliable

• They last forever and do not pollute

• They are mainly used at night

What is considered the most important natural resource for energy as mentioned in the text?

• Coal

• Oil

• Sunlight

• Natural gas

According to the text, why is it beneficial to ride the bus?

• It is faster

• It uses fewer resources

• It is more comfortable

• It is cheaper

Which of the following is NOT listed as a natural resource in the text?

• Plants

• Water

• Plastic

• Wind