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Energy Resources and their Uses
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What are the two types of energy resources mentioned?
Renewable
and
non-renewable
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What is the primary use of energy resources?
To generate
electricity
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What are the two major uses of energy resources mentioned?
Transport
and
heating
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What will happen to non-renewable energy resources one day?
They will run out
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What types of non-renewable energy resources are mentioned?
Fossil fuels
and
nuclear fuel
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How long have fossil fuels formed?
Millions
of years
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What are the three types of fossil fuels listed?
Coal
,
oil
, and natural
gas
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What is a consequence of burning fossil fuels?
They damage the
environment
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What is a key characteristic of renewable energy resources?
They will
never run out
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What are the renewable energy resources mentioned?
The
sun
,
wind
,
water waves
, and more
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What is a benefit of renewable energy resources?
They can be
renewed
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What is a drawback of renewable energy resources?
They depend on the
weather
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How do renewable energy resources compare to non-renewable ones?
Renewables are
sustainable
, non-renewables are finite
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What is a common use of non-renewable energy resources in transportation?
Petrol
for vehicles
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What is a common use of coal in heating?
To produce
steam
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What are the main differences between renewable and non-renewable energy resources?
Renewable: never run out, sustainable
Non-renewable:
finite
, can run out
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What are the environmental impacts of fossil fuels compared to renewable energy?
Fossil fuels: damage the environment, contribute to
pollution
Renewable energy: less
harmful
,
sustainable
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How can energy resources be used for transport?
Petrol
for vehicles
Diesel
for trucks
Electricity
for trains
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How can energy resources be used for heating?
Coal
for steam production
Natural gas
for heating homes
Oil
for heating systems
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What are the challenges associated with renewable energy resources?
Dependence on
weather conditions
Initial setup costs
Limited availability in some regions
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What are renewable energy resources primarily used for?
To generate
power
and heat
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What type of vehicles primarily use petroleum?
Most
cars
and
diesel-powered
vehicles
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What is coal used for in older steam trains?
To
boil water
and produce steam
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Why are heating energy resources needed in homes?
To provide
warmth
and comfort
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What is the most widely used fuel for heating homes in the UK?
Natural gas
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How is natural gas used in heating systems?
To heat water pumped into
radiators
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What is coal commonly burned in?
Fires in
fireplaces
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What are electric heaters sometimes called?
Storage heaters
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What energy source do electric heaters use?
Electricity
generated from
non-renewable sources
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What type of heat pump uses geothermal energy?
Geothermal heat pump
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How do solar water heaters work?
By using
sunlight
to heat water
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What can burning bio-fuel be used for?
For
heating
purposes
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What is the difference between renewable and non-renewable energy sources?
Renewable sources can be replenished
naturally
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Which of the following is a renewable energy source?
Bio-fuel
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Which of the following is a non-renewable energy source?
Natural gas
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What is tidal power classified as?
Renewable energy source
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What is nuclear power classified as?
Non-renewable
energy source
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What is the main characteristic of renewable energy sources?
They can be replenished
naturally
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Why is it important to know the difference between energy sources?
To make
informed
energy choices
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What are the main types of renewable energy sources?
Solar energy
Wind energy
Geothermal energy
Biomass
Hydropower
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