ES-Unit 6-Final Exam Review

When an energy source has a limited supply, what is it called?

• Nonrenewable

• Renewable

When an energy source is created from non depletable resources that are naturally replenished as fast as they are consumed., what is it called?

• Nonrenewable

• Renewable

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Which of the following is NOT a renewable resource?

• Nuclear Energy

• Wind Energy

• Geothermal Energy

• Hydroelectric Energy

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Which of the following is NOT a nonrenewable resource?

• Nuclear Energy

• Wind Energy

• Coal Energy

• Natural Gas Energy

Which type of country uses more electricity?

• Developed Countries

• Developing Countries

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What type of nonrenewable energy: Comes from the carbon in plant remains decomposed millions of years ago.  Mainly used to make electricity.

• Coal

• Oil/Petroleum

• Natural Gas

• Nuclear

What type of nonrenewable energy: Uses the energy created from the fission reaction in radioactive materials (like Uranium-235) using fuel rods in the plant’s reactor.

• Coal

• Oil/Petroleum

• Natural Gas

• Nuclear

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What type of nonrenewable energy: Comes from decomposed plants and animals over millions of year.  Used for heating, cooking, & making electricity.  Mostly made of methane

• Coal

• Oil/Petroleum

• Natural Gas

• Nuclear

What type of nonrenewable energy: Comes from the carbon in ancient marine organisms (plants, algae, and bacteria) decomposing.  Energy uses: gasoline, heating, making electricity.  Also makes many other products like: nylon, plastic, and asphalt.

• Coal

• Oil/Petroleum

• Natural Gas

• Nuclear

Drilling, using explosive charges to enlarge existing cracks in the rock, then pumping water, sand, and chemicals to free the natural gas & petroleum. What is this process of extraction called?

• Pumping

• Fracking

• Mining

• Generating

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