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6th Science Energy Resources
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What is liquid petroleum called when it comes out of the ground?
CRUDE OIL
20
What kind of energy is produced from the water flowing in rivers?
HYDROELECTRIC
15
ALL of the following are RENEWABLE resources EXCEPT....
DIAMONDS
10
Which of the following is an example of a NON-RENEWABLE resource?
COAL/MINERALS
10
What TERM refers to the process by which plants utilize solar energy to synthesize food?
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
20
Which ENERGY RESOURCE is being described here?
GEOTHERMAL
25
Which ENERGY RESOURCE is being described here?
WIND
10
Which ENERGY RESOURCE is being described here?
NUCLEAR
5
Which ENERGY RESOURCE is being described here?
NATURAL GAS
15
Which ENERGY RESOURCE is being described here?
COAL
20
Which ENERGY RESOURCE is being described here?
OIL
15
Which ENERGY RESOURCE is being described here?
BIOMASS
15
Which ENERGY RESOURCE is being described here?
HYDROPOWER
10
Which ENERGY RESOURCE is being described here?
SOLAR
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Which of the following resources are considered RENEWABLE?
SOLAR, TREES, and EGGS
20
Which of the following resources are considered NON-RENEWABLE?
NUCLEAR and OIL
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