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Click Once to BeginJEOPARDY!Chapter 5 :
Energy Resources
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JEOPARDY!
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Fossil FuelsWind,
Water, and Biomass
Nuclear Fission
Nuclear Fusion
Energy Conservation
Solar, Geothermal,
and Hydrogen
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A liquid fossil fuel formed from the remains of animals, algae, & other organisms.
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The fossil fuels that produces the lowest level of air pollutants
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Chemical compounds that contain carbon & hydrogen atoms. They are the reason why fossil fuels are energy rich.
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A factory where crude oil is heated & separated
into fuels & other products
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The type of energy that is used in electric power
plants to turn the turbines
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Electricity produced by flowing water
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Examples are wood, leaves, food waste and
manure.
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Wind energy is a(n) __________ form of
solar energy.
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The most widely used source of renewable energy in the world
today
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The gas released when biomass material is decomposed.
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The definition of nuclear fission
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The fuel for nuclear fission reactions
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Made out of cadmium and they control the speed of a nuclear
reaction by absorbing neutrons
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A condition that occurs when the fuel
rods in a reactor vessel produce too
much heat
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The three extra neutrons that are released during a
fission reaction go on to do this
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The definition of nuclear fusion
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The central core of an atom is called the _________.
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The famous equation developed by Einstein
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The name of the two nuclei that combine in a fusion reaction
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A disadvantage of fusion over
fission
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Reducing energy use
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A layer of material that helps block the transfer of heat between the air inside
and outside a building
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The definition of energy efficiency
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The most efficient type of light bulb
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5 ways you can personally conserve
energy
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Uses pumps and fans to distribute the sun’s
energy
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Daily Double!!!
The intense heat from Earth’s interior that heats the magma
beneath the Earth’s surface
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The end product of hydrogen fuel cells
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Solar power plants use giant _________ to focus
the sun’s rays to heat water
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3 disadvantages of solar energy
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JEOPARDY!NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS