What is one of the limitations of renewable energy according to the provided material?

It may not be available when we need it due to daily and seasonal variation.

It can only be used for transportation.

It is available in all locations equally.

It is always cheaper than non-renewable energy sources.

Why might solar energy be considered more expensive?

It has smaller subsidies compared to other forms of energy.

It requires large areas of land.

It is less efficient than wind energy.

It cannot be stored for future use.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of alternative energy as mentioned in the material?

It causes climate change and raises sea levels.

It is associated with minimal environmental degradation.

It does not increase atmospheric CO2.

The lead time to build plants is short.

What is one of the purposes of passive solar energy?

To promote cooling in hot weather

To block all sunlight from entering buildings

Which of the following is NOT a method of passive solar energy?

Using reflective materials to direct sunlight into a building

Overhangs that block summer sun but allow winter sun in

Building a wall that absorbs heat during the day and releases it at night

What is the function of overhangs in passive solar energy design?

To allow winter sun in while blocking summer sun

To absorb heat during the day and release it at night

To generate electricity from solar panels

To collect rainwater for household use

What is the benefit of building a wall that absorbs heat during the day in passive solar energy design?

It retains heat in cold weather by releasing it at night

It reflects sunlight into the building

It collects solar energy for electricity

It provides structural support for solar panels

Why would someone plant deciduous trees as part of passive solar energy design?

To block summer sun and allow winter sun

To provide fruit and shade in the summer

To absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen

To block winter sun and allow summer sun

What is the purpose of landscaping in the context of the diagram?

To provide a habitat for wildlife

How does the sun's position affect the building differently in summer and winter according to the diagram?

The sun is higher in the summer, providing shading

The sun is closer to the building in the summer

The sun's position has no effect on the building

The sun provides more shading in the winter

Where is the heat stored in active solar energy systems before it is used?

In a location where heat is stored

In a location where the energy is used

What is the purpose of solar collectors as mentioned in the text?

To provide space heating or hot water

What is a characteristic feature of the first type of solar collector described in the text?

It is usually made of flat glass covered plates over a black background with fluid circulating through tubes

It has a complex mechanical system

It uses a series of mirrors to concentrate sunlight

It is a standalone device without the need for a black background

What is unique about the second type of solar collector mentioned in the text?

It is an evacuated tube collector where each tube along with absorbing fluid passes through a larger tube

It uses natural gas as an absorbing fluid

It operates without the use of any fluids

It is primarily used for solar tracking

What is the function of the absorber plate in a flat-plate collector?

To absorb solar energy and transfer it to the fluid

To pump fluid through the system

To insulate the collector from the outside

To release pressure from the system

What is the purpose of the glazing in a flat-plate collector?

To allow sunlight to reach the absorber plate

To circulate the fluid through the system

To cool down the fluid before it enters the collector

What is the role of the pump in the solar water heating system?

To move the fluid through the system

How does the existing water heater integrate with the solar water heater system?

It acts as a backup heater when solar energy is insufficient

It pumps the fluid through the solar water heater

Do photovoltaic components have moving parts?

Yes, they have many moving parts

Yes, but only a few moving parts

How is the growth of photovoltaic energy described?

World's faster growing source of energy

World's slowest growing source of energy

World's stable growing source of energy

World's declining source of energy

What happens when sunlight strikes the cells of a solar panel?

It produces an electric current.

It causes the cells to break down.

What is photovoltaic technology emerging as in developing countries?

A major contributor to off the grid solutions

A minor contributor to the technology sector

A replacement for fossil fuels in all sectors

An educational tool for schools

What is one of the challenges that developing countries face which photovoltaic systems help to address?

Inability to build a reliable electrical grid

Lack of skilled labor to operate complex machinery

High costs of importing fossil fuels

Which of the following can photovoltaic systems power in small villages?

Large-scale transportation systems

Alternative Energy Sources Quiz- P. Stew

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why is nuclear energy considered a nonrenewable alternative energy source?

Because it is derived from the sun's energy

Because it can be extracted faster than it is replenished

Because it requires a mineral fuel mined from Earth

Because it is unlimited

Why is geothermal energy considered a nonrenewable alternative energy source?

Because it is derived from the sun's energy

Because it requires a mineral fuel mined from Earth

Because it is unlimited

Because heat can be extracted faster than it is replenished

Which of the following is not a source of renewable energy?

Solar

Fresh water

Ocean

Nuclear

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What do solar, fresh water, wind, ocean, and biofuels have in common as energy sources?

They are all nonrenewable

They all require mineral fuels

They all derive from the sun's energy

They can all be extracted faster than they are replenished

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which renewable energy source is noted for being rapidly growing with strong potential?

Hydropower

Biomass

Wind

Solar cells (photovoltaics)

6.

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

What is the main use of biomass as a renewable energy source according to the diagram?

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According to the diagram, what is the primary benefit of hydropower?

It is used today and is an important energy source.

It has the potential to transition from fossil fuels.

It produces most electricity from renewable solar energy.

It is rapidly growing at 30% per year.

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Alternative Energy Sources Quiz- P. Stew

49 questions

Why is nuclear energy considered a nonrenewable alternative energy source?

Why is geothermal energy considered a nonrenewable alternative energy source?

Which of the following is not a source of renewable energy?

What do solar, fresh water, wind, ocean, and biofuels have in common as energy sources?

Which renewable energy source is noted for being rapidly growing with strong potential?

What is the main use of biomass as a renewable energy source according to the diagram?

According to the diagram, what is the primary benefit of hydropower?

What is the significance of solar cells (photovoltaics) in the context of renewable energy?

Which renewable energy source is identified as potentially a very important fuel to transition from fossil fuels?

According to the table, which alternative energy source has the highest recoverable resource in terawatt-hours (TW)?

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