Energy Resources Lesson

heat energy in the form of steam and hot water

• biomass

• hydropower

• photosynthesis

• geothermal

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Most energy on earth comes from the

• wind

• water

• crust

• sun

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These are burned in boilers to create steam to turn a turbine and create electricity

• renewable resources

• fossil fuels

• mud

• trees

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Which of these are fossil fuels?

• oil

• coal

• oil

• water

Which of the following is a fossil fuel?

• Wind

• Coal

• Solar

• Biomass

Petroleum and natural gas form from...

• strong winds

• cooled magma

• radioactive materials

• remains of plants and animals 

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Hydroelectric power produces electricity using.....

• Wind

• Sunlight

• Moving water

• Dung

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Wind energy 

• is less expensive than fossil fuels

• is difficult to utilize in areas with low wind availability

• is a renewable source of energy

• utilizes small or large areas of land not previously used

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Oil, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Coal - What do these items have in common?

• They are examples of inexhaustible energy resources.

• They are examples of renewable energy resources.

• They are examples of energy resources that do not cause pollution.

• They are examples of nonrenewable energy resources.

Why is the Sun considered the ultimate energy source?

• The Sun is the center of our solar system.

• The Sun provides energy for the water cycle and plants.

• The Sun is limited in the amount of energy released daily.

• The Sun rises and sets each day as seen from Earth.

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