Transcript Energy Resources TEST Review

Energy Resources
TEST Review
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Vocabulary Practice
 Fossil
fuels, oil, and coal all have
very similar definitions. Come up
with a way to remember them.
 What is a natural resource?
Vocabulary review
 Fossil
fuels key word- formed from
once living organisms
 Coal- solid fossil fuel, formed deep
within earth
 Oil- fossil fuel that formed millions of
years ago
 Natural resources are materials that
we take and use from earth
More vocabulary…
 Renewable
resources are resources
that _________ be replaced as they
are used.
 Nonrenewable resources are
resources that ________ be
replaced, takes millions of years to
replace.
When rocks are broken down
into smaller pieces, what are
those pieces called?
What the steps to coal
formation?
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Sedimentary rocks and Fossils
 What
causes
sedimentary rock?
Explain why
Fossil Fuels are
given that
name.
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Energy Resources
What is electricity
called that is
produced by moving
water?
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What type of energy
will most likely be
produced on a farm?
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A. bio fuel
B. wind energy
C. Solar energy
D.hydroelectricity
Oil formation:
 Explain
oil formation in your own
words.
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Electricity comes from:
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What is a valid
conclusion
about the world
electricity
usage, using
the graph?
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Practice Interpreting Data:
There will be reading charts and graphs on the energy resources test, here I
Is some practice
In addition to drawing graphs, it is also important that you be able to
interpret data that is represented in graph form. The following examples
are provided to help you develop the ability to read information
shown on a graph.
Identify the graph that matches each of the following stories:
a.I had just left home when I realized I had forgotten my books so
b. I went back to pick them up.
b.Things went fine until I had a flat tire.
c.I started out calmly, but sped up when I realized I was going to be late.
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The graph at the right
represents the typical
day of a teenager.
Answer these questions:
 – What percent of the day
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is spent watching TV?
How many hours are
spent sleeping?
What activity takes up
the least amount of
time?
What activity takes up a
quarter of the day?
What two activities take
up 50% of the day?
What two activities take
up 25% of the day?
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This graph represents the
number of A's earned in a
particular college algebra
class. Answer the following
questions:
– How many A's were
earned during the fall
and spring of 1990?
– How many more A's
were earned in the fall
of 1991 than in the
spring of 1991?
– In which year were the
most A's earned?
– In which semester were
the most A's earned?
– In which semester and
year were the fewest
A's earned?