Energy Resources and Consumption

Process that produces long lived radioactive isotopes:

• Nuclear Fission

• Solar

• Wind

• Hydroelectric

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Electricity produced from the movement of water:

• Nuclear Fission

• Solar

• Wind

• Hydroelectric

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Energy source that can be converted directly to electricity using PV cells:

• Nuclear Fission

• Solar

• Wind

• Hydroelectric

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The energy source that is non-renewable:

• Nuclear Fission

• Solar

• Wind

• Hydroelectric

The energy source that can be used both passively and actively for space heating:

• Nuclear Fission

• Solar

• Wind

• Hydroelectric

Which fuel has the great energy density?

• Anthracite coal

• Gasoline

• Dry wood

• Natural gas

Which fuel requires the least mass to produce 100 MJ of heat energy?

• Anthracite coal

• Gasoline

• Dry wood

• Natural gas

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Which fuel is renewable?

• Anthracite coal

• Gasoline

• Dry wood

• Natural gas

CAFE standards are regulations to:

• Reduce traffic congestion

• Increase fuel economy in the country's vehicle fleet

• Decrease the price of fuel for vehicles

• Maintain fuel economy over time

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A radioactive material has a half-life of 35 years. How many years will pass before the radioactivity drops to 25% of the original radioactivity?

• 35 years

• 70 years

• 105 years

• 140 years