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1. Generators convert physical energy into __________. (Points: 7)
sound waves
electrical energy
batteries
motors

2. Thermal power plants heat ______ to create steam. (Points: 7)
wood
water
plants
fossil fuels

3. Nuclear fission ________ atoms to create heat energy. (Points: 7)
heats
corrodes
splits
combines

4. A machine that converts electrical energy to mechanical energy is called a/an ______________. (Points: 7)
generator
automobile
factory
motor

5. Nuclear power plants use the radioactive element ________ to create energy. (Points: 7)
uranium-255
plutonium
kryptonite
uranium-235

6. Green power comes from ___________. (Points: 7)
wind
sun
water
all of the above

7. Geothermal energy comes from _______ deep in the earth. (Points: 7)
magma
lava
solar power
volcanoes

8. Landfills give off ________ gas. (Points: 7)
petroleum
methane
liquid
solar

9. ______ power can be harnessed in the ocean to create power. (Points: 7)
Fish
Wave
Currents
Solar

10. Which state would best be suited to harness wind energy? (Points: 7)
California
Florida
North Dakota
South Dakota

STEAM POWERED questions, Science

29. _____ is the waste that is created in the process of making products.

(1 point)
pre-consumer waste
post-consumer waste
e-waste

rucksack
30. Compost is a rich soil amendment of organic matter that is made from decomposed plant parts collected from kitchen or yard waste. (1 point)
True
False
31. It is estimated that there are thousands of satellites, pieces of old booster rockets, nuts and bolts, and a long list of scrap material left in orbit above the Earth. (1 point)
True
False
32. The Department of Transportation (DOT) is in charge of all forms of transport systems and vehicles. (1 point)
True
False
33. Modern thermal power plants generate power basically the same way that old steam engines do. (1 point)
True
False
34. The great Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) began oil transport in 1977 and has maintained the highest flow rates since it began. (1 point)
True
False
35. All of the following power plants are considered thermal power plants because they heat the steam that works the generators, except (1 point)
nuclear power plants
coal burning power plants
fossil fuel power plants
hydroelectric power plants

36. Most crude oil is delivered from terminals to refineries by: (1 point)
tanker jets

cargo trains

underground pipelines
off shore drills
37. “Green Power” clean energy production refers to all of the following new power sources except for : (1 point)
wind generators
geothermal energy
solar energy panels

nuclear fusion
38. All of the following are important integrated pest management (IPM) strategies, except:

(1 point)
using good bugs to kill bad bugs

trimming off infested plant branches

never sterilizing tools
using chemicals only when necessary
39. All of the following statements are true, except: (1 point)
The US is largest producer of corn in the world.
Corn is the main cattle and production animal feed in the US.
Almost all of the corn grown in the US is exported.
Corn alcohol is distilled to make the cleaner fuel called ethanol.

40. All of the following statements are true, except:

(1 point)
Tractors allowed farmers to be more productive and changed human lifestyles.
The US is considered a major agricultural nation.
Agriculture in the US has to follow the strict environmental laws of the US Farm Bill.
There are currently no inspection services for food grown in the US.
41. __________________ maintains balance in an ecosystem. (1 point)
Sustainable land use
Genetic engineering

Deforestation
Combustion
42. _____________ is a technology which bypasses all natural barriers that prevent different organisms from breeding. The technology removes DNA material from one organism and plants it in a different organism s DNA.

(1 point)
Biodiversity
Genetic engineering
Bioremediation
Hemodialysis
43. _____________ is a fuel source made from the byproducts of the agricultural industry such as leftover straw from fields of grain, vines from pumpkin farms, or wood chips from lumber processing. (1 point)
Fertilizer
Nuclear energy
Biomass fuels
Bio-plastic

STEAM POWERED answer, best, help, Please, points, Science

its like a wind turbine that generates electricity. like a wind mill generating electricity.
if u can a wind mil that generates the power to light a bulb.. you know what i mean?.. well ive searched that and havent found please help me

WIND POWER Fair, find, Project, Science, this

This is urgent. First person to answer gets best answer.

The following steps describe the process of generating electricity by burning coal in a power plant.

1. The coal fire converts to liquid water to steam.

2. The steam rotates fan like blades of a mechanical turbine.

3. The shaft of the turbine spins an electric generator.

4. The electric power is delivered to the consumer over long-distance power lines.

Which energy transformation occurs during this process?

A. Nuclear energy of the steam is converted to thermal energy of the turbine.
B. Mechanical energy from the turbine is converted to electric energy in the energy in the generator.

C. Electric energy from the generator is converted to chemical energy in the power lines.

D. Chemical energy from the generator is converted to electric energy in the power lines.

I am not cheating but I think my teacher accidentally marked this question wrong when it was right.
Explanation please!

STEAM POWERED help, Science, test

Which describes the use of a nonrenewable energy source?

burning coal to create steam in power plants

turning turbines with water held behind dams

burning plant wastes to run generators

Thanks!

STEAM POWERED help, Physical, Science

Nuclear energy will run out if it continues to be produced using uranium and nuclear fission. If people can harness the power of nuclear fusion though, the supply of hydrogen required is virtually endless. Find out more about the process of creating nuclear energy with information from a math and science teacher in this free video nuclear energy. Expert: Steve Jones Contact: www.marlixint.com Bio: Steve Jones is an experienced mathematics and science teacher. Filmmaker: Paul Volniansky

NUCLEAR ENERGY, POWER PLANTS energy, environmental, EVER, facts, nuclear, Science

All of the following power plants are considered thermal power plants because they heat the steam that works the generators, except

a.nuclear power plants

b.coal burning power plants

c.fossil fuel power plants

d.hydroelectric power plants

STEAM POWERED 10points, answer, best, help, Please, Question, Science

Geothermal energy works by bringing the heat created within the Earth to the surface. Discover how geothermal energy is a renewable form of energy withinformation from a science teacher in this free video on geothermal energy and science lessons. Expert: Steve Jones Contact: www.marlixint.com Bio: Steve Jones is an experienced mathematics and science teacher. Filmmaker: Paul Volniansky

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Energy that comes from fuels which are on pace to run out in 100 years must be conserved in favor of the use of renewable energy sources. Find out how green energy comes from the combined use and conservation of various energy sources withinformation from a science teacher in this free video on physical science lessons. Expert: Steve Jones Contact: www.marlixint.com Bio: Steve Jones is an experienced mathematics and science teacher. Filmmaker: Paul Volniansky

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Well, i thought i would go ahead and post a few for anyone that wondered.

Agard, E. Theo
Allan, James
Anderson, Kevin
Armstrong, Harold
Arndt, Alexander
Austin, Steven
Barnes, Thomas
Batten, Don
Baumgardner, John
Bergman, Jerry
Boudreaux, Edward
Byl, John
Catchpoole, David
Chadwick, Arthur
Chaffin, Eugene
Chittick, Donald
Cimbala, John
Clausen, Ben
Cole, Sid
Cook, Melvin
Cumming, Ken
Cuozzo, Jack
Darrall, Nancy
Dewitt, David
DeYoung, Donald
Downes, Geoff
Eckel, Robert
Faulkner, Danny
Ford, Dwain
Frair, Wayne
Gentry, Robert
Giem, Paul
Gillen, Alan
Gish, Duane
Gitt, Werner
Gower, D.B.
Grebe, John
Grocott, Stephen
Harrub, Brad
Hawke, George
Hollowell, Kelly
Holroyd, Edmond
Hosken, Bob
Howe, George
Humphreys, D. Russell
Javor, George
Jones, Arthur
Kaufmann, David
Kennedy, Elaine
Klotz, John
Koop, C. Everett
Korochkin, Leonid
Kramer, John
Lammerts, Walter
Lester, Lane
Livingston, David
Lopez, Raul
Marcus, John
Marsh, Frank
Mastropaolo, Joseph
McCombs, Charles
McIntosh, Andrew
McMullen, Tom
Meyer, Angela
Meyer, John
Mitchell, Colin
Morris, Henry
Morris, John
Mumma, Stanley
Parker, Gary
Peet, J. H. John
Rankin, John
Rosevear, David
Roth, Ariel
Rusch, Wilbert
Sarfati, Jonathan
Snelling, Andrew
Standish, Timothy
Taylor, Stephen
Thaxton, Charles
Thompson, Bert
Thomson, Ker
Vardiman, Larry
Veith, Walter
Walter, Jeremy
Wanser, Keith
Whitcomb, John
White, A.J.(Monty)
Wilder-Smith, Arthur Ernest
Wile, Jay
Williams, Emmett
Wise, Kurt
Wolfrom, Glen
Zuill, Henry

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After all, kids are smart enough aren’t they? We should teach them alternatives to be fair,

just as Creationsits want Intelligent Design as an altnerative to the Theory of Evolution,

do they also wish that astronomy class include the geocentric model of the solar system, with the Earth in the center, and the sun in Earth orbit?

In the interest of fairness?

SOLAR POWER alternative, geocentric, Heliocentric, model, modern, Science, should, solar, System, Teach, teaches

1. The law of conservation of energy states _____ is never created or destroyed. (1 point)
mass
energy
heat
chemicals
2. The matter contained in living organisms, also called _____, contains chemical energy. (1 point)
biomass
fossil fuels
kinetic energy
energy transformation
3. A _____ transforms kinetic energy into electrical energy.
(1 point)
generator
turbine
power plant
steam line

STEAM POWERED answer, best, help, points, quick, Science

1. What form of energy is released from a bowling ball, a car, and a computer?
2. What energy transformation occurs when a solar calculator operates?
3. What energy transformation occurs when burning a campfire?
4. What energy transformation occurs when you rub your hands together?
5. Why does a student feel hot when they play baseball?
6. What energy transformation occurs with an electric fan?
7. What energy transformation occurs with an electric circuit?
8. Which device can be used to generate electricity with ocean tides?
A. Windmill
B. An engine
C. A turbine
9. Which energy transformation occurs with a rechargeable battery?
10. List a source of energy that produces electricity without burning fuel?
11. Which source of energy uses electromagnetic energy and transforms it directly into heat and electricity?
12. What energy conversion happens with a hydroelectric plant?
13. Which energy source can be replaced in the shortest amount of time?
A. WOOD
B. OIL
C. NATURAL GAS
14. Which form of energy is stored in gasoline?
15. What is the original source of energy in fossil fuels?

Answer the next few questions using the background information:
A coal burning steam generator burns coal to convert water into stream. The stream moves turbines to generate electricity. Energy can be transformed for human use.

16. What three forms of energy from the generator are used to produce electricity?
17. What is an advantage to using the stream generator?
18. Which sources of energy can be usedf to power a generator without polluting the environment?

EASY 10 POINTS. (KINDA)

STEAM POWERED alternative, energy, generators, help, questions, Science, transformations

Check out this professor’s abstract on the 9/11 collapse and give an opinion. http://www.physics.byu.edu/research/energy/htm7.html

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The Ion Engine

ION ENGINES category, good, Project, Science, this, title, woul

hi all need to know what nikola tesla did for science if this can be in dot point this would be great
ty

FUEL, ENERGY CONSPIRACY THEORIES contributes, Nikola, Science, Tesla

Using Everyday stuffs you could make your very own backyard hydrogen fuel , those use to power hybrid cars (except mines 1000times weaker)

HYDROGEN experimentHomemade, fuel, HYDROGEN, Science

1.What recommendations would you make to city officials in the United States to encourage energy conservation?

2. Why do you think a nation’s energy supply is important not only to the nation’s economy, but also to its stability and international influence?

Thank you to anyone who answers!!!!

CONSERVATION, THE 5TH FUEL Conservation, dealing, energy, environmental, questions, Science

Students get jolt out of testing solar power at Hope science camp
The summer sun provides plenty of power a group of girls learned Thursday afternoon.   The middle-school girls, in a new science camp activity on the Hope College campus, wired solar panels to engines and lights, to measure how much energy the panels were collecting. They also built solar ovens — with tin foil reflectors, a saran wrap cover and dark construction-paper insides — to collect the …

Read more on The Holland Sentinel

SOLAR POWER camp, hope, jolt, Power, Science, solar, Students, testing

Tell me how at least one of these federal regulatory agencies directly affect your daily life. Doesnt have to be one listed.

Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC): enforces federal safety standards

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): establishes and enforces pollution standards

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC): administers and enforces Title VIII or the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (fair employment)

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA): regulates and promotes air transportation safety, including airports and pilot licensing

Federal Communications Commission (FCC): regulates interstate and foreign communication by radio, telephone, telegraph, and television

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC): insures bank deposits, approves mergers, and audits banking practices

Federal Reserve System (the FED): regulates banking; manages the money supply

Federal Trade Commission (FTC): ensures free and fair competition and protects consumers from unfair or deceptive practices

Food and Drug Administration (FDA): administers federal food purity laws, drug testing and safety, and cosmetics

Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC): enforces federal laws concerning transportation that crosses state lines

National Labor Relations Board (NLRB): prevents or corrects unfair labor practices by either employers or unions

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC): licenses and regulates non-military nuclear facilities

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA): develops and enforces federal standards and regulations ensuring working conditions

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC): administers federal laws concerning the buying and selling of securities

NUCLEAR ENERGY, POWER PLANTS define, political, Science