Electricity

Question 1

Wind energy %

Answer 1

20-40%

Question 2

Tidal harness %

Answer 2

90%

Question 3

Solar energy %

Answer 3

60-70%

Question 4

Hydroelectric %

Answer 4

95%

Question 5

Geothermal %

Answer 5

15%

Question 6

Biomass %

Answer 6

22-40%

Question 7

Geothermal %

Answer 7

15%

Question 8

Hydroelectric %

Answer 8

95%

Question 9

Tidal harness %

Answer 9

90%

Question 10

Solar panels %

Answer 10

60-70%

Question 11

Wind %

Answer 11

20-40%

Question 12

Renewable sources definition

Answer 12

Resource we wont run out of

Question 13

Renewable source examples

Answer 13

Biomass, geothermal, hydroelectric, tidal harness, wind

Question 14

Nonrenewable sources definition

Answer 14

Resources we will run out of

Question 15

Nonrenewable sources examples

Answer 15

Fossil fuels, nuclear energy

Question 16

Wind energy trade offs

Answer 16

Easily powers 1 home, but for whole town whole backup facility game needed

Question 17

Tidal harness trade off

Answer 17

No chemical pollutions, but affects wildlife(fish)

Question 18

Solar energy trade offf

Answer 18

No pollutants, but some climates don’t support (need sun)

Question 19

Hydroelectric trade off

Answer 19

Highest efficient, very expensive $

Question 20

Geothermal trade off

Answer 20

Geothermal plants dont take up much room, but gasses and steam released into air and limited to certain locations

Question 21

Biomass trade off

Answer 21

Decrees amount of waste in landfill,does not provide as much energy

Question 22

Nuclear energy race off

Answer 22

Releases largest amount of energy w/ least amount of mass, but nuclear power plants generate radioactive waste

Question 23

Fossil fuels trade off

Answer 23

USA already has infrastructures, but contributes to global warming