Q1.Energy security is when a country provides affordable energy to its poorest citizens.

True False

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Q2.Countries need to keep transitioning to renewable energy sources.

True False

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Q3.The UK imports energy from other countries.

True False

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Q4.Match the energy security strategy to the correct definition. (Remember each row requires a response to get all five points.)

Self-sufficiency

Work with another country or countries to share your resources. Using less energy means you have to generate less of it. Use your own natural resources to generate all your own energy. Develop new technologies so that you establish energy security in your country. Import your energy from many different sources, in case one fails.

Teamwork

Work with another country or countries to share your resources. Using less energy means you have to generate less of it. Use your own natural resources to generate all your own energy. Develop new technologies so that you establish energy security in your country. Import your energy from many different sources, in case one fails.

Diversify

Work with another country or countries to share your resources. Using less energy means you have to generate less of it. Use your own natural resources to generate all your own energy. Develop new technologies so that you establish energy security in your country. Import your energy from many different sources, in case one fails.

Use less

Work with another country or countries to share your resources. Using less energy means you have to generate less of it. Use your own natural resources to generate all your own energy. Develop new technologies so that you establish energy security in your country. Import your energy from many different sources, in case one fails.

Technology

Work with another country or countries to share your resources. Using less energy means you have to generate less of it. Use your own natural resources to generate all your own energy. Develop new technologies so that you establish energy security in your country. Import your energy from many different sources, in case one fails.

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Q5.Match the key word to the definition. (Remember to add a response in each row to get three points!)

Fossil Fuels

Energy sources that will not run out. 0 Energy sources that will run out. 0 Coal, oil and gas are examples of these. They formed millions of years ago. 0

Non-renewable energy

Energy sources that will not run out. 0 Energy sources that will run out. 0 Coal, oil and gas are examples of these. They formed millions of years ago. 0

Renewable energy

Energy sources that will not run out. 0 Energy sources that will run out. 0 Coal, oil and gas are examples of these. They formed millions of years ago. 0

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Q6.Tick three disadvantages of fossil fuels.

Select three (3) boxes

Oil and gas can be transported safely through pipelines. Oil spills can cause environmental damage. As technology improves, more reserves can be accessed. Carbon dioxide is produced when burning fossil fuels, which contributes to the greenhouse effect and global warming. Supplies are running out and new sources are harder to get to; oil and gas are both predicted to run out within 100 years. Locating where fossil fuels are is quite easy.

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Q7.Match the type of renewable energy to the description.

Solar Energy

Energy is generated by wind that turns a turbine to generate electricity. 0 Energy is generated by the sun’s light. 0 Energy is generated by converting the energy from flowing water into electricity. 0 Energy is generated by burning living or once-living organisms to create heat and converting it to electricity. 0 Heat created within the sub-surface of the earth. The heat can be turned into steam to make electricity. 0

Wind Energy

Energy is generated by wind that turns a turbine to generate electricity. 0 Energy is generated by the sun’s light. 0 Energy is generated by converting the energy from flowing water into electricity. 0 Energy is generated by burning living or once-living organisms to create heat and converting it to electricity. 0 Heat created within the sub-surface of the earth. The heat can be turned into steam to make electricity. 0

Biomass Energy

Energy is generated by wind that turns a turbine to generate electricity. 0 Energy is generated by the sun’s light. 0 Energy is generated by converting the energy from flowing water into electricity. 0 Energy is generated by burning living or once-living organisms to create heat and converting it to electricity. 0 Heat created within the sub-surface of the earth. The heat can be turned into steam to make electricity. 0

Geothermal Energy

Energy is generated by wind that turns a turbine to generate electricity. 0 Energy is generated by the sun’s light. 0 Energy is generated by converting the energy from flowing water into electricity. 0 Energy is generated by burning living or once-living organisms to create heat and converting it to electricity. 0 Heat created within the sub-surface of the earth. The heat can be turned into steam to make electricity. 0

Hydropower

Energy is generated by wind that turns a turbine to generate electricity. 0 Energy is generated by the sun’s light. 0 Energy is generated by converting the energy from flowing water into electricity. 0 Energy is generated by burning living or once-living organisms to create heat and converting it to electricity. 0 Heat created within the sub-surface of the earth. The heat can be turned into steam to make electricity. 0

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How will we produce and use energy differently in the future?

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How will we produce and use energy differently in the future?- quiz

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Q1.Energy security is when a country provides affordable energy to its poorest citizens.

Q2.Countries need to keep transitioning to renewable energy sources.

Q3.The UK imports energy from other countries.

Q4.Match the energy security strategy to the correct definition. (Remember each row requires a response to get all five points.)

Self-sufficiency

Teamwork

Diversify

Use less

Technology

Q5.Match the key word to the definition. (Remember to add a response in each row to get three points!)

Fossil Fuels

Non-renewable energy

Renewable energy

Q6.Tick three disadvantages of fossil fuels.

Q7.Match the type of renewable energy to the description.

Solar Energy

Wind Energy

Biomass Energy

Geothermal Energy

Hydropower

How will we produce and use energy differently in the future?- quiz

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Question 2

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

Question 6

Question 7

Q1.Energy security is when a country provides affordable energy to its poorest citizens.

Q2.Countries need to keep transitioning to renewable energy sources.

Q3.The UK imports energy from other countries.

Q4.Match the energy security strategy to the correct definition. (Remember each row requires a response to get all five points.)

Self-sufficiency

Teamwork

Diversify

Use less

Technology

Q5.Match the key word to the definition. (Remember to add a response in each row to get three points!)

Fossil Fuels

Non-renewable energy

Renewable energy

Q6.Tick three disadvantages of fossil fuels.

Q7.Match the type of renewable energy to the description.

Solar Energy

Wind Energy

Biomass Energy

Geothermal Energy

Hydropower

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