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Question 1: This Energy Source was formed from the remains of prehistoric plants and animals

Fossil Fuels

Question 2: Where does Geothermal Energy come from?

Heat within the earth

Question 3: Which Energy Source is caused by the uneven heating of the earth?

WindEnergy

Question 4: What equipment do we use to harness solar energy?

Photovoltaic (PV) Panels

Question 5: What energy source is harnessed by burning organic matter?

Biomass

Question 6: What is the process of splitting atoms that is used in nuclear power plants called?

NuclearFission

Question 7: What is currently the least expensive energy source to use?

Hydropower

Question 8: What energy source can help underdeveloped countries with their energy needs?

Biomass

Question 9: What energy source helps businesses stay open during power outages?

Solar

Question 10: What are two types of geothermal energy?

Flash Plants and Hybrid Plants

Question 11: What are the 3 types of fossil fuels?

CoalOil Natural Gas

Question 12: What energy source has commercial and residential turbines?

Wind

Question 13: What is nuclear energy most often used for?

To provide electricity for homes

Question 14: What energy sources use steam to produce energy?

Fossil Fuels, Biomass, Geothermal, and Nuclear

Question 15: What energy source can disturb fish habitats?

Hydropower

Question 16: What wildlife may be threatened by wind energy?

Birds

Question 17: Solar Energy does not produce this type of pollution?

Air Pollution

Question 18: Biomass produces this greenhouse gas

Methane

Question 19: 2.7% of the energy in the United States comes from this energy source

Hydropower

Question 20: What energy source provides nearly all of France’s energy?

Nuclear

Question 21: What energy source costs the most per kWh?

Fossil Fuels at $0.085/kWh

Question 22: What countries is geothermal energy found in large amounts?

The Ring of Fire: Indonesia, Phillippines, Japan, and the Western parts of the Americas

Question 23: What are two uses, other than generating electricity, of wind energy?

Grinding Grain and Pumping Water

Question 24: How much money can a homeowner save by using geothermal heating?

Up to $20,000

Question 25: Name one other use for solar energy besides generating electricity

Heating Homes, Greenhouses, Pools, etc.