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Coal is... renewable or non-renewable?

non-renewable

This is a ________________.

dam

Say the properties. A elastic band is ____________________________ .

flexible / soft/smooth

This is a ______________________.

wind turbine

______________ is organic material, such as wood and food waste. We can burn it to make heat or electricity. .

Biomass

Heterogeneous or homogeneous mixture?

Homogeneous

What is the disadvantage of using solar energy?

They are only practical in sunny climates.

Say the properties. A brick is ____________________________ .

hard / rough / rigid

When you heat liquid water, it changes into ______________. Water ________________.

gas / evaporates

___________ take the shape of the container they are in.

Liquids

___________ is the amount of matter.

Mass

Name three types of fossil fuels.

Coal, oil and natural gas.

Say the properties. A glass is ____________________________ .

hard / smooth / rigid

What do we use to burn biomass?

Stoves

Name a problem that comes from using non-renewable energy sources.

Pollution or contamination

We use ______________ to change sunlight into electricity.

solar panels

When you heat ice it changes into _____________.

a liquid or water

The solar energy comes from _______________.

The Sun

When you cool water vapour, it changes into a liquid. Water ____________

condenses

Name the three states of matter.

Solid, liquid and gas.

Heterogeneous or homogeneous mixture?

Heterogeneous

Solar energy is... renewable or non-renewable?

Renewable

Hydroelectric energy comes from _______________________.

moving water

___________ is the space matter occupies.

Volume

___________ have their own shape.

Solids

___________ expand to occupy as much space as possible.

Gases

Say the properties. A scrubber is ____________________________ .

Soft / rough

__________________ energy sources are unlimited.

Renewable

Name four sources of renewable energy.

Solar energy, wind energy, hydroelectric energy, bioenergy