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Energy Resources MCQs

1. : The primary source of energy on Earth is:

(A) Wind


(B) Sun


(C) Fossil fuels


(D) Geothermal heat




2. : Fossil fuels are considered:

(A) Renewable resources


(B) Non-renewable resources


(C) Inexhaustible resources


(D) Alternative energy




3. : The major component of natural gas is:

(A) Ethane


(B) Propane


(C) Methane


(D) Butane




4. : Coal is primarily composed of:

(A) Nitrogen


(B) Carbon


(C) Hydrogen


(D) Oxygen




5. : Which fossil fuel has the highest energy content per unit mass?

(A) Coal


(B) Natural gas


(C) Oil


(D) Peat




6. : Hydropower generates electricity by using:

(A) Sunlight


(B) Moving water


(C) Nuclear fission


(D) Wind




7. : Which energy source is the cleanest form of fossil fuel?

(A) Coal


(B) Petroleum


(C) Natural gas


(D) Peat




8. : Which of the following is an example of a renewable energy resource?

(A) Oil


(B) Wind


(C) Coal


(D) Natural gas




9. : Which country is the largest producer of solar energy?

(A) USA


(B) India


(C) China


(D) Germany




10. : The process of splitting heavy atomic nuclei to release energy is called:

(A) Fusion


(B) Fission


(C) Combustion


(D) Gasification




11. : Nuclear power plants commonly use which element as fuel?

(A) Carbon


(B) Uranium-235


(C) Thorium oxide


(D) Plutonium-238




12. : The largest share of global electricity production comes from:

(A) Renewable energy


(B) Fossil fuels


(C) Nuclear energy


(D) Hydropower




13. : Biomass energy is primarily obtained from:

(A) Sunlight


(B) Organic matter


(C) Wind


(D) Ocean waves




14. : Which of the following is NOT a form of renewable energy?

(A) Geothermal


(B) Solar


(C) Oil


(D) Tidal




15. : The measure of energy produced per unit time is called:

(A) Voltage


(B) Power


(C) Current


(D) Resistance




16. : Wind turbines convert:

(A) Solar radiation into heat


(B) Kinetic energy of wind into electricity


(C) Nuclear energy into heat


(D) Biomass into liquid fuels




17. : Which renewable energy is derived from Earth’s internal heat?

(A) Geothermal energy


(B) Solar energy


(C) Wind energy


(D) Biomass energy




18. : The largest hydropower dam in the world is:

(A) Hoover Dam (USA)


(B) Itaipu Dam (Brazil-Paraguay)


(C) Three Gorges Dam (China)


(D) Tarbela Dam (Pakistan)




19. : Energy obtained from ocean tides is caused by:

(A) Earth’s rotation


(B) Gravitational pull of the Moon and Sun


(C) Ocean currents


(D) Solar heating




20. : Which of the following is a secondary energy source?

(A) Natural gas


(B) Oil


(C) Electricity


(D) Coal




21. : The energy efficiency of a system is defined as:

(A) Input energy / Output energy × 100


(B) Output energy / Input energy × 100


(C) Input – Output energy


(D) Energy lost in transmission




22. : Which of the following fuels emits the highest amount of CO₂ per unit of energy produced?

(A) Coal


(B) Oil


(C) Natural gas


(D) Biomass




23. : Which renewable energy technology is most suitable for remote villages?

(A) Nuclear power


(B) Solar photovoltaic systems


(C) Coal power plants


(D) Oil refineries




24. : Hydrogen fuel is considered clean because:

(A) It releases only carbon dioxide when burned


(B) It produces only water as a by-product


(C) It is produced from coal


(D) It requires no energy to produce




25. : The unit of electrical energy commonly used in households is:

(A) Watt


(B) Joule


(C) Kilowatt-hour (kWh)


(D) Newton




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