 Take the worksheet “Petro Products: Find Them All!” from the box near the door and complete it.

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 Take the worksheet “Petro Products: Find Them All!” from the box near the door and complete it.

1. Toothpaste 2. Deodorant 3. Aspirin 4. Perfume 5. Film 6. Football 7. Glue 8. Lipstick 9. shampoo 10. Pillow 11. Telephone Challenge:  Bug spray  Rubber cement  Ballpoint pen

 Most of the world’s fossil fuel reserves

 Also known as petroleum

 Produces fewer pollutants than other fossil fuels

 Generates 50% of the electricity in the United States

 Needs little refining after being mined

 Methane (CH4)

 Formed from the remains of plants in swamps millions of years ago

 Generates 18% of the electricity in the United States

 Release pollutants when burned

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