Froggy Jumps: Saving Energy

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Saving energy trivia

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Maria José González Salazar

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Froggy Jumps Froggy Jumps: Saving EnergyOnline version Saving energy trivia by Maria José González Salazar 1 What is the name for energy used by devices that are off but plugged in? a Phantom or vampire power b Solar power c Wind power 2 What can still use electricity even when it looks turned off? a Nothing uses power when off b Only lights c Devices still plugged in 3 Washing clothes at 30°C instead of 40°C can save how much electricity? a 40% b 5% c 15% 4 Which activity uses a lot of electricity in Chilean homes? a Heating water and rooms b Watching TV c Using a phone 5 Lowering the thermostat by 1°C in winter can save about how much energy? a 10% b 1% c 5% 6 Which device usually uses the most electricity at home? a Laptop b Refrigerator c Hairdryer 7 What happens if you leave phone chargers plugged in all the time? a They use a little electricity b They use no electricity c They break immediately 8 Changing old light bulbs to LED bulbs can reduce energy use by: a 10% b 5% c 25–80% 9 Which action helps save the most energy at home? a Unplugging devices b Leaving lights on c Opening the fridge often 10 Standby or “vampire” power can be about how much of home electricity use? a 5–10% b 50% c 1–2%

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Froggy Jumps: Saving EnergyOnline version

Saving energy trivia

by Maria José González Salazar

What is the name for energy used by devices that are off but plugged in?

Phantom or vampire power

Solar power

Wind power

What can still use electricity even when it looks turned off?

Nothing uses power when off

Only lights

Devices still plugged in

Washing clothes at 30°C instead of 40°C can save how much electricity?

40%

15%

Which activity uses a lot of electricity in Chilean homes?

Heating water and rooms

Watching TV

Using a phone

Lowering the thermostat by 1°C in winter can save about how much energy?

10%

Which device usually uses the most electricity at home?

Laptop

Refrigerator

Hairdryer

What happens if you leave phone chargers plugged in all the time?

They use a little electricity

They use no electricity

They break immediately

Changing old light bulbs to LED bulbs can reduce energy use by:

10%

25–80%

Which action helps save the most energy at home?

Unplugging devices

Leaving lights on

Opening the fridge often

Standby or “vampire” power can be about how much of home electricity use?

5–10%

50%

1–2%

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by Maria José González Salazar

What is the name for energy used by devices that are off but plugged in?

What can still use electricity even when it looks turned off?

Washing clothes at 30°C instead of 40°C can save how much electricity?

Which activity uses a lot of electricity in Chilean homes?

Lowering the thermostat by 1°C in winter can save about how much energy?

Which device usually uses the most electricity at home?

What happens if you leave phone chargers plugged in all the time?

Changing old light bulbs to LED bulbs can reduce energy use by:

Which action helps save the most energy at home?

Standby or “vampire” power can be about how much of home electricity use?

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