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Energy Sources Challenge

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Test your knowledge of energy sources—true or false.

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Energy Sources Challenge
 

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Test your knowledge of energy sources—true or false.

by Azina
1

Nuclear waste becomes harmless after a few years.

2

Solar panels heat water to generate electricity; they do not convert sunlight into electrical energy.

3

Hydroelectric power can be generated from waves, fast-flowing rivers, waterfalls, and dam releases.

4

In non-volcanic areas, water can be heated underground and rise as hot water and steam to generate energy.

5

Wind turbine blades are moved by electricity rather than wind.

6

Geothermal energy relies on burning rocks to create steam for power generation.

7

Geothermal energy in volcanic areas uses steam to drive generators on the surface.

8

Nuclear fuels like uranium and plutonium release energy in reactors without producing carbon dioxide.

9

Fossil fuels are renewable resources that can be replenished within a year of use.

10

Fossil fuels emit carbon dioxide and are finite resources; there are plans to reduce emissions by 2050.

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