Energy from Fossil Fuels – Hollms School

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First	First	Last	Quiz Score Total	The list below shows a number of different sources of energy. Select the sources of energy that are fossil fuels?	HTML Block	2a) Fossil fuels are ............... because they are always available to provide energy.	2b) This is a ............ energy sources.	2c) Fossil Fuels can also release a very large amount of ................	2d) This makes them useful eg for .................	2e) Fossil fuels are also ............... (ie there are large amounts stored in the planet).	2f) This also makes them relatively .................	2g) Lastly fossil fuels are ............... and can be used for transport, heating and generating electricity.	HTML Block	3a) For example burning fossil fuels releases carbon dioxide. Why is this a problem?	3b) Fossil fuels are non-renewable. What is the definition of non-renewable?	HTML Block	3ci) Select which pollutants are released by using Diesel fuel?	3cii) Select which pollutants are released by using Coal fuel?	3ciii) What is the problem with the pollutant Sulfur dioxide?	3ciiii) What is the problem with the pollutant Carbon particles?	3ciiiii) What is the problem with the pollutant Nitrogen oxides?	Quiz Percentage Grade
ppefmh	Ed	Garstin	4/15	Nuclear power Oil Gas Hydroelectric Solar power Coal Wind power Biomass	Fossil fuels have a number of advantages. Complete the following sentences by selecting the correct missing words.	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	Fossil fuels also have a number of disadvantages.	Carbon Dioxide is a Greenhouse Gas so it contributes to climate change. Carbon Dioxide is a Orangehouse Gas so it contributes to climate change. Carbon Dioxide is a Greenhouse Gas so it contributes to climate cooling.. Carbon Dioxide is a Greenhouse Gas so it does not contributes to climate change.	Resources which are not replenished as they are used up. Resources which are replenished as they are used up. Resources which are created as they are used up. Resources which are destroyed as they are used up.	Burning diesel and coal releases other pollutants.	Sulfur dioxide Carbon particles Nitrogen oxides	Sulfur dioxide Carbon particles Nitrogen oxides	It can increase the risk of breathing disorders and heart-disease. It can cause acid rain, damaging building and trees.	It can increase the risk of breathing disorders and heart-disease. It can cause acid rain, damaging building and trees.	It can increase the risk of breathing disorders and heart-disease. It can cause acid rain, damaging building and trees.	27%
ppefmh	Ed	Garstin	5/15	Nuclear power Oil Gas Hydroelectric Solar power Coal Wind power Biomass	Fossil fuels have a number of advantages. Complete the following sentences by selecting the correct missing words.	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	cheap airplanes renewable versatile energy abundant reliable	Fossil fuels also have a number of disadvantages.	Carbon Dioxide is a Greenhouse Gas so it contributes to climate change. Carbon Dioxide is a Orangehouse Gas so it contributes to climate change. Carbon Dioxide is a Greenhouse Gas so it contributes to climate cooling.. Carbon Dioxide is a Greenhouse Gas so it does not contributes to climate change.	Resources which are not replenished as they are used up. Resources which are replenished as they are used up. Resources which are created as they are used up. Resources which are destroyed as they are used up.	Burning diesel and coal releases other pollutants.	Sulfur dioxide Carbon particles Nitrogen oxides	Sulfur dioxide Carbon particles Nitrogen oxides	It can increase the risk of breathing disorders and heart-disease. It can cause acid rain, damaging building and trees.	It can increase the risk of breathing disorders and heart-disease. It can cause acid rain, damaging building and trees.	It can increase the risk of breathing disorders and heart-disease. It can cause acid rain, damaging building and trees.	33%
First	First	Last	Quiz Score Total	The list below shows a number of different sources of energy. Select the sources of energy that are fossil fuels?	HTML Block	2a) Fossil fuels are ............... because they are always available to provide energy.	2b) This is a ............ energy sources.	2c) Fossil Fuels can also release a very large amount of ................	2d) This makes them useful eg for .................	2e) Fossil fuels are also ............... (ie there are large amounts stored in the planet).	2f) This also makes them relatively .................	2g) Lastly fossil fuels are ............... and can be used for transport, heating and generating electricity.	HTML Block	3a) For example burning fossil fuels releases carbon dioxide. Why is this a problem?	3b) Fossil fuels are non-renewable. What is the definition of non-renewable?	HTML Block	3ci) Select which pollutants are released by using Diesel fuel?	3cii) Select which pollutants are released by using Coal fuel?	3ciii) What is the problem with the pollutant Sulfur dioxide?	3ciiii) What is the problem with the pollutant Carbon particles?	3ciiiii) What is the problem with the pollutant Nitrogen oxides?	Quiz Percentage Grade