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Energy Transformation: Scrambled Clues

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Unscramble energy clues to name sources.

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Energy Transformation: Scrambled Clues
 

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Energy Transformation: Scrambled CluesOnline version

Unscramble energy clues to name sources.

by CATHERINE BAUSON
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Energy captured from the Sun and converted into heat, light, or electricity.

  
  
2

Power produced by moving air that drives turbines to generate electricity.

  
  
3

Electricity generated from moving water, typically via dams or rivers.

4

Heat from Earth’s interior used for heating or electricity.

  
  
5

Energy derived from organic matter that can be burned or converted.

  
  
6

Power from the rise and fall of ocean tides using turbines.

  
  
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Energy released from atomic nuclei through fission or fusion processes.

  
  
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Stored energy from ancient organic material released as heat or electricity.

  
  
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