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ENERGY TYPES
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8. Which non-renewable energy source is extracted from underground deposits and burned to produce heat or electricity
Oil (petroleum)
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13. What is the name for energy produced by splitting atoms in a process called nuclear fission
Nuclear power
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10. Which renewable energy source uses wind turbines to convert wind energy into electricity
Wind power
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6. Which fossil fuel is often used for heating and electricity generation and is derived from ancient plant and animal remains
Natural gas
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9. What is the name for energy generated by converting the heat trapped beneath the Earth's surface into electricity
Geothermal power
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7. What is the process of extracting heat from beneath the Earth's surface to generate electricity or heat buildings called
Geothermal energy
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3. What is the most common non-renewable energy source used to generate electricity
Coal
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2. What do we call energy derived from sources that will eventually run out or are not easily replenished
Non-renewable energy
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12. Which fossil fuel is commonly used in power plants to generate electricity and produces the most carbon dioxide emissions
Coal
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11. What do we call energy obtained from burning organic materials such as wood, agricultural residues, or animal waste
Biomass energy
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16. Which non-renewable energy source consists of decayed organic matter that has been transformed into a combustible substance over millions of years
Fossil fuels
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4. Which renewable energy source uses the sun's rays to generate electricity
Solar power
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What province in Canada relies on Fossil fuels for their ecomomy?
Alberta
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5. What do we call energy produced by harnessing the power of moving water, such as rivers or tides
Hydroelectric power
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1. What type of energy comes from sources that can be replenished naturally over time
Renewable energy
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