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Biomass energy is an example of non-renewable energy.

False

Non-renewable energy resources will run out eventually.

True

Geothermal energy is classified as a renewable energy source.

True

Fossil fuels are renewable energy resources derived from the remains of ancient organisms.

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Tidal energy is a form of non-renewable energy source.

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Match the following energy resources with their classification:

Solar power = Renewable Energy Oil = Non-Renewable Energy Wind energy = Renewable Energy Coal = Non-Renewable Energy Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their correct definitions:

Fossil Fuels = Energy formed from the remains of dead organisms Geothermal Energy = Heat energy generated from the earth Biomass Energy = Energy derived from burning organic materials Hydroelectric Power = Energy generated from water flow Signup and view all the answers

Match the following renewable energy sources with their characteristics:

Tidal Energy = Energy derived from waves Gas = A non-renewable fossil fuel Biomass Energy = Energy produced through burning waste materials Hydroelectric Power = Energy sourced from moving water Signup and view all the answers

Match the following non-renewable energy sources with examples:

Oil = A type of fossil fuel Peat = A solid form of fossil fuel Natural Gas = Found beneath the earth's surface Coal = A solid fossil fuel derived from plant material Signup and view all the answers

Match the following energy types with their descriptions:

Renewable Energy = Can be used repeatedly and will not run out Non-Renewable Energy = Can only be used once and will run out Geothermal Energy = Energy sourced from heat in the earth Wind Energy = Energy generated by air movement Signup and view all the answers

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Natural Energy Resources

Non-Renewable Energy: Can be used repeatedly and will not run out.
- Examples:
  - Solar power (sun)
  - Wind energy
  - Tidal energy (waves)
  - Geothermal energy (heat energy generated and stored in the earth)
  - Biomass energy (burning waste wood or vegetable products)
  - Hydroelectric power (water)

Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy: Can be used only once, and will run out eventually. Also called "finite" energy.
- Examples:
  - Oil
  - Gas
  - Coal
  - Peat
  - Fossil fuels are made from the compressed remains of dead organisms.
  - Oil and gas were formed from dead marine material.
  - Coal and peat were formed from dead plant material.

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Test your knowledge on natural energy resources, including the differences between renewable and non-renewable energy sources. Explore examples such as solar, wind, and fossil fuels. This quiz will help reinforce your understanding of how these energy types impact our world.