What is the primary element used in nuclear power plants to generate electricity?

• Oxygen

• Carbon

• Uranium

• Hydrogen

What is the process called where a large atom is split into smaller parts, releasing energy?

• Nuclear Fusion

• Nuclear Fission

• Radioactive Decay

• Ionization

How is the energy from nuclear fission used to generate electricity?

• It directly powers electrical grids.

• It heats water to create steam that turns turbines.

• It charges batteries that supply power.

• It is stored in fuel cells for later use.

Why is nuclear energy considered a cleaner source of energy compared to fossil fuels?

• It uses renewable resources.

• It is cheaper to produce.

• It does not emit greenhouse gases.

• It produces more energy per unit.

What safety measures are in place at nuclear power plants to prevent accidents?

• Thick walls and barriers to contain radiation.

• Use of only renewable resources.

• Continuous monitoring by drones.

• Regular shutdowns for maintenance.