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1
Energy Resources TEST Review
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2
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?

3
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

4
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.

5
When rocks are broken down into smaller pieces,
what are those pieces called?
6
What the steps to coal formation?
  • __________________________________________________
    _____________

7
Sedimentary rocks and Fossils
  • What causes sedimentary rock?

Explain why Fossil Fuels are given that name.
__________________________________________________
_______________
8
Energy Resources
  • What is electricity called that is produced by
    moving water?
  • What type of energy will most likely be produced
    on a farm?
  • _______________________________________
  • A. bio fuel
  • B. wind energy
  • C. Solar energy
  • D.hydroelectricity

9
Oil formation
  • Explain oil formation in your own words.
  • ________________________
  • _________________________

10
Electricity comes from
  • What is a valid conclusion about the world
    electricity usage, using the graph?
  • __________________________________________________
    ____

11
  • 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
  • I had just left home when I realized I had
    forgotten my books so
  • I went back to pick them up.
  • Things went fine until I had a flat tire.
  • I started out calmly, but sped up when I realized
    I was going to be late.

12
  • The graph at the right represents the typical day
    of a teenager. Answer these questions
  • What percent of the day 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?

13
  • 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?
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