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Sources of Energy: Renewable and Non-renewable ( Form 2, Chemistry )Online version Quick true/false on energy topics. by YAKILI LMS 1 Coal is formed by the rapid cooling of volcanic lava. Yes No 2 Solar PV panels produce electricity by burning silicon at high temperatures. Yes No 3 Wind energy requires a constant wind speed of exactly 60 km/h to generate power. Yes No 4 Nuclear energy comes from burning uranium only to produce heat. Yes No 5 Biogas plants emit more carbon dioxide than coal plants in all cases. Yes No 6 Biomass energy cannot come from plant residues or manure. Yes No 7 Energy efficiency is not important when using renewables. Yes No 8 The sun will run out of energy in a few days, making solar useless. Yes No 9 A hydroelectric dam stores chemical energy in batteries. Yes No 10 Geothermal energy is harvested from ancient fossils. Yes No 11 Biogas is produced by burning plant material directly. Yes No 12 All renewable energy sources are completely emission-free in every scenario. Yes No 13 Electricity from natural gas does not involve any combustion. Yes No 14 Hydropower is never affected by drought conditions. Yes No 15 Hydroelectric power requires burning fossil fuels to turn water. Yes No 16 Solar energy is harvested from sunlight using photovoltaic cells. Yes No 17 The uses of energy do not include powering transportation. Yes No 18 Geothermal energy is harvested from the rotation of the Earth’s core alone. Yes No 19 Hydrogen fuel cells produce electricity without any energy conversion. Yes No 20 Non-renewable energy sources include coal and oil. Yes No 21 Geothermal power plants produce energy by burning rocks. Yes No 22 Energy resources are infinite and never deplete. Yes No 23 Renewable energy sources are always expensive and inefficient. Yes No 24 Hydroelectricity is always expensive and never reliable. Yes No 25 Nuclear power plants run on combustion of coal. Yes No 26 Hydroelectric plants do not need any water flow to generate electricity. Yes No 27 Renewable energy sources do not require any infrastructure investment. Yes No 28 Solar energy is only available during daytime and never at night. Yes No 29 Solar energy cannot work on cloudy days at all. Yes No 30 Oil is a renewable resource that can be replenished within a year. Yes No 31 Nuclear fusion currently powers most household electricity. Yes No 32 Solar panels work by heating water only. Yes No 33 Tidal energy is produced by capturing the energy from ocean currents only. Yes No 34 Renewable energy sources cannot be used to power factories. Yes No 35 Solar thermal energy uses mirrors to concentrate sunlight to boil water, not to generate electricity. Yes No 36 Geothermal energy is derived from the heat of the sun. Yes No 37 Renewable energy sources are always available without any downtime. Yes No 38 Fossil fuel reserves can be instantly replenished after use. Yes No 39 Fossil fuels increase the Earth's magnetic field. Yes No 40 A wind farm requires a desert landscape to function. Yes No 41 Wind energy is a non-renewable energy source. Yes No 42 Natural gas is a renewable energy resource. Yes No 43 Wind turbines burn fossil fuels to generate electricity. Yes No 44 Coal-fired power plants can run indefinitely without maintenance. Yes No 45 Photovoltaic cells convert chemical energy directly into electricity. Yes No 46 Petroleum is a form of renewable energy because it forms quickly. Yes No 47 Biomass energy cannot be produced from waste materials. Yes No 48 Wind turbines need constant wind to produce electricity and any variation stops production. Yes No 49 Solar energy can only be used for heating water, not for power generation. Yes No 50 Solar panels convert light energy into electrical energy. Yes No

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Coal is formed by the rapid cooling of volcanic lava.

Solar PV panels produce electricity by burning silicon at high temperatures.

Wind energy requires a constant wind speed of exactly 60 km/h to generate power.

Nuclear energy comes from burning uranium only to produce heat.

Biogas plants emit more carbon dioxide than coal plants in all cases.

Biomass energy cannot come from plant residues or manure.

Energy efficiency is not important when using renewables.

The sun will run out of energy in a few days, making solar useless.

A hydroelectric dam stores chemical energy in batteries.

Geothermal energy is harvested from ancient fossils.

Biogas is produced by burning plant material directly.

All renewable energy sources are completely emission-free in every scenario.

Electricity from natural gas does not involve any combustion.

Hydropower is never affected by drought conditions.

Hydroelectric power requires burning fossil fuels to turn water.

Solar energy is harvested from sunlight using photovoltaic cells.

The uses of energy do not include powering transportation.

Geothermal energy is harvested from the rotation of the Earth’s core alone.

Hydrogen fuel cells produce electricity without any energy conversion.

Non-renewable energy sources include coal and oil.

Geothermal power plants produce energy by burning rocks.

Energy resources are infinite and never deplete.

Renewable energy sources are always expensive and inefficient.

Hydroelectricity is always expensive and never reliable.

Nuclear power plants run on combustion of coal.

Hydroelectric plants do not need any water flow to generate electricity.

Renewable energy sources do not require any infrastructure investment.

Solar energy is only available during daytime and never at night.

Solar energy cannot work on cloudy days at all.

Oil is a renewable resource that can be replenished within a year.

Nuclear fusion currently powers most household electricity.

Solar panels work by heating water only.

Tidal energy is produced by capturing the energy from ocean currents only.

Renewable energy sources cannot be used to power factories.

Solar thermal energy uses mirrors to concentrate sunlight to boil water, not to generate electricity.

Geothermal energy is derived from the heat of the sun.

Renewable energy sources are always available without any downtime.

Fossil fuel reserves can be instantly replenished after use.

Fossil fuels increase the Earth's magnetic field.

A wind farm requires a desert landscape to function.

Wind energy is a non-renewable energy source.

Natural gas is a renewable energy resource.

Wind turbines burn fossil fuels to generate electricity.

Coal-fired power plants can run indefinitely without maintenance.

Photovoltaic cells convert chemical energy directly into electricity.

Petroleum is a form of renewable energy because it forms quickly.

Biomass energy cannot be produced from waste materials.

Wind turbines need constant wind to produce electricity and any variation stops production.

Solar energy can only be used for heating water, not for power generation.

Solar panels convert light energy into electrical energy.