Energy Sources Quiz: How Much You Know?
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- 1.Most energy sources are used to give us
- A.
Food and water
- B.
Electricity and fuel
- C.
Heat and water
- D.
Heat and fuel
- 2.Renewable energy is energy that
- A.
Can be reused over and over.
- B.
Can be used up completely.
- C.
Can be changed into a new energy.
- D.
Cannot be destroyed.
- 3.Non-renewable energy is energy that
- A.
Can be used over and over.
- B.
Can be used up completely.
- C.
Cannot be changed into a new energy.
- D.
Can be destroyed.
- 4.Wind energy is
- A.
Energy from hurricanes and tornadoes.
- B.
A type of non-renewable energy.
- C.
Making electricity using wind turbines.
- D.
A type of renewable energy.
- E.
Both C and D
- 5.Solar energy is
- A.
Light energy from the sun used to make fuel for cars.
- B.
Heat energy from the sun used to make light bulbs.
- C.
Light energy from the sun use to make electricity.
- D.
Light energy from the sun used to make heat.
- E.
Both C and D
- 6.Solar energy is
- A.
Renewable.
- B.
Non-renewable.
- 7.Fossil Fuels are
- A.
Renewable
- B.
Non-renewable
- 8.Geothermal energy is
- A.
Light energy from the sun
- B.
Fossil fuel energy from the earth, like coal.
- C.
Nuclear energy from radioactive dug from the earth.
- D.
Heat energy from the earth, like hot springs.
- 9.Geothermal energy is
- A.
Renewable
- B.
Non-renewable.
- 10.Hydropower is
- A.
Energy from moving water, such as flowing through a dam.
- B.
Energy from hot water, like hot springs.
- C.
Energy from wind. such as using wind turbines.
- D.
Energy from oil, such as burning gasoline in cars.
- 11.Hydopower is
- A.
Renewable
- B.
Non-renewable
- 12.Nuclear energy is
- A.
Making electricity from the fission of atoms.
- B.
Making electricity from sunlight.
- C.
Making electricity from the energy of the heat inside the earth.
- D.
Getting energy from fossil fuels dug or pumped from the ground.
- 13.Nuclear energy is
- A.
Renewable
- B.
Non-renewable
- 14.The energy source that does the least harm to the environment is
- A.
Renewable
- B.
Non-renewable
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