energy review
TRANSCRIPT
1. What do you need to review to be prepared for Monday’s Ecology Test?
2. Take out your study guide.
Question 1
Name a renewable energy resource.
Question 1
Water Wind Geothermal Tidal Biomass Solar
Question 2
Name a renewable resource that is not an energy source.
Question 2
Trees Water Air
Question 3
Name a nonrenewable resource.
Question 3
Oil Coal Natural Gas Soil Nuclear
Question 4
What are the three fossil fuels?
Question 4
Coal, oil, and natural gas
Question 5
Which fossil fuel has the greatest supply on Earth?
Question 5
Coal
Question 6
Which fossil fuel burns the cleanest?
Question 6
Natural Gas
Question 7
What renewable energy source is produced from plants?
Question 7
Biomass
Question 8
What fossil fuel formed from the remains of swamp plants?
Question 8
Coal
Question 9
What fossil fuels formed from the remains of marine plants and animals?
Question 9
Natural gas and oil
Question 10
What energy source produces the majority of the electricity in the United States?
Question 10
Coal
Question 11
What energy source depends on the tides moving in and out each day?
Question 11
Tidal
Question 12
What are 2 ways to conserve energy?
Question 12
Turn off lights Unplug appliances Use energy saving bulbs Insulate your home
Question 13
Is soil a renewable or nonrenewable resource?
Question 13
Nonrenewable
Question 14
What is one way to conserve soil?
Question 14
Crop rotation Windbreaks Cover crops Contour plowing Terracing
Question 15
What types of energy sources will we use if we run out of fossil fuels?
Question 15
renewable
Question 16
What renewable resource comes from the sun?
Question 16
Solar
Question 17
What type of renewable resource uses dams over rivers?
Question 17
Hydroelectric
Question 18
What will happen to the price of gas as we begin to run out of oil?
Question 18
It will increase
Question 19
What does it mean if a resource is renewable?
Question 19
It can be renewed in a relatively short period of time (like a lifetime)
Question 20
What does is mean if a resource is nonrenewable?
Question 20
It takes a long time for the resource to be reformed – like millions of years.