3SW – Quiz#1 Vocabulary – Energy Resources. 1. Non- Renewable An energy resource that takes __________________ of years to form from the remains of plants.

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3SW – Quiz#1 Vocabulary – Energy Resources

1. Non- Renewable An energy resource that takes __________________ of years to form from the remains of plants and animals, such as coal,___________, and natural gas.

2. Energy The ability of a system to do___________. Energy is required for _____________ to happen within a system.

3. Fossil Fuel A natural ______________________ fuel such as coal, oil, or natural gas formed over a very long time in the geological past from the remains of ________________ organisms.

4. Energy Resource A source or supply of ___________ that can be used to ______________ electrical power to meet people’s needs.

5. Renewable - An energy resource such as _________ or wind that is _________________ by natural means.