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100 One can refine 20 gallons of gasoline from one barrel of this

200 The greatest source of energy for the earth

300 Wind, water, solar, and biomass

400 Turning down the thermostat, maintaining your car, riding a bike, turning off lights

500 Process used to collect radiant energy and turn it into chemical energy

600 Percentage of the energy consumed in the United States that comes from fossil fuels

700 The number of miles per gallon a 2002 Ford Expedition gets in the city

800 Device where crude oil is boiled and separated into different petroleum products

900 Name of the special kind of potential energy stored in a stretched rubber band

Final Jeopardy Two hybrid cars available on the U.S. market today