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    Energy

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    Q1. What do you call an energy source that can be replaced indefinitely?

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    A1. Renewable

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    Q2. Name a solid fuel formed millions of years ago from dead plant matter?

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    A2. Coal

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    Q3. Name a liquid fuel formed millions of years ago from dead sea creatures?

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    A3. Oil

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    Q4. What gas is Bunsen burner fuel?

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    A4. Methane

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    Q5. What type of energy is generated from disintegrating atoms ?

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    A5. Nuclear

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    Q6. What do we call energy from the sun?

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    A6. Solar

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    Q7. Name a fuel for nuclear power stations

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    A7. Uranium Plutonium

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    Q8. What gas is needed to let fuel burn?

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    A8. Oxygen

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    Q9. What do you call something that can catch light?

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    A9. Flammable

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    Q10. What is the most useful form of energy

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    A10. Electrical Electricity

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    Q11. What do we call energy from beneath the earth's surface?

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    A11. Geothermal

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    Q12. In a power station, what spins as water or air flows through it?

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    A12. Turbine

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    Q13. What transforms rotational kinetic energy into electricity

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    A13. Generator

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    Q14. What type of power comes from water stored behind a dam?

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    A14. Hydro-electric

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    Q15. What type of power comes from the peaks and troughs on the sea?

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    A15. Wave power

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    Q16. What type of energy comes from the effect of the moon's gravity on the oceans?

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    A16. Tidal

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    Well Done!
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