This document provides a review of terms and possible questions for a Science Chapter 8 exam. It includes definitions for renewable and non-renewable resources, energy consumption, conservation, and various energy sources like hydroelectric dams, fossil fuels, natural gas, nuclear energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, wind power, and tidal energy. It lists 7 potential exam questions about renewable and non-renewable resources used to generate electricity, reducing energy consumption, why water is renewable, the main energy source in British Columbia, problems with fossil fuels, and advantages and disadvantages of solar energy.
This document provides a review of terms and possible questions for a Science Chapter 8 exam. It includes definitions for renewable and non-renewable resources, energy consumption, conservation, and various energy sources like hydroelectric dams, fossil fuels, natural gas, nuclear energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, wind power, and tidal energy. It lists 7 potential exam questions about renewable and non-renewable resources used to generate electricity, reducing energy consumption, why water is renewable, the main energy source in British Columbia, problems with fossil fuels, and advantages and disadvantages of solar energy.
This document provides a review of terms and possible questions for a Science Chapter 8 exam. It includes definitions for renewable and non-renewable resources, energy consumption, conservation, and various energy sources like hydroelectric dams, fossil fuels, natural gas, nuclear energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, wind power, and tidal energy. It lists 7 potential exam questions about renewable and non-renewable resources used to generate electricity, reducing energy consumption, why water is renewable, the main energy source in British Columbia, problems with fossil fuels, and advantages and disadvantages of solar energy.
This document provides a review of terms and possible questions for a Science Chapter 8 exam. It includes definitions for renewable and non-renewable resources, energy consumption, conservation, and various energy sources like hydroelectric dams, fossil fuels, natural gas, nuclear energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, wind power, and tidal energy. It lists 7 potential exam questions about renewable and non-renewable resources used to generate electricity, reducing energy consumption, why water is renewable, the main energy source in British Columbia, problems with fossil fuels, and advantages and disadvantages of solar energy.
Terms Renewable Resource (pg. 137) Non-renewable Resource (pg. 137) Electrocuted (pg. 138) Energy Consumption (pg. 138) Conservation (pg. 139) Hydroelectric dam (pg. 140) Fossil Fuels (pg. 143) Natural Gas (pg. 144) Nuclear Energy (pg. 145) Solar Energy (pg. 146) Geothermal Energy (pg. 147) Wind Power (pg. 148) Tidal Energy (pg. 149) Biomass (pg. 151) Possible Questions
1. List the renewable resources we use to generate
electricity. 2. List the non-renewable resources we use to generate electricity 3. How could you reduce the amount of electricity that you and your family use? 4. Why is water considered to be a renewable resource? 5. What is the main energy source used to generate electricity in British Columbia? Why is it the main source used? 6. What are some of the problems associated with using fossil fuels to create electricity? 7. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of using solar energy as your main source of energy?