Lesson 3.2.3.4
3.2.3.4 Energy Quiz: AQA Geography, Unit 2
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which is a renewable energy source?
- Coal
- Tidal power
- Natural gas
- Crude oil
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Which is a non-renewable energy source named in the specification?
- Wave power
- Biomass fuels
- Geothermal
- Fossil fuels
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How is energy generated in a nuclear power station?
- Capturing sunlight
- Burning fossil fuels
- Splitting uranium atoms
- Harnessing wind movements
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What source of energy is produced by burning organic plant or animal material?
- Hydroelectric
- Biomass
- Geothermal
- Nuclear
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Which factor affecting energy supply is classed as a physical factor?
- Government policy
- Exploitation cost
- Technological access
- Resource availability
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What is a major global impact of energy insecurity?
- Lower production costs
- Reduced carbon emissions
- Decreased energy demand
- Conflict over resources
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What is measured by a person's carbon footprint?
- Recycled waste volume
- Renewable energy output
- Greenhouse gas emissions
- Electricity used daily
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Which action is an example of energy conservation?
- Burning fossil fuels
- Building wind turbines
- Insulating home roofs
- Installing solar panels
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A wind turbine generates 2 MW for 3,000 hours in a year. How many MWh does it generate?
- 6,000 MWh
- 60 MWh
- 60,000 MWh
- 600 MWh
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A solar farm generates 50 MWh per day. How many MWh does it generate in a 30-day month?
- 500 MWh
- 150 MWh
- 15,000 MWh
- 1,500 MWh
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Replacing a coal power station with solar panels primarily results in what benefit?
- Reduced carbon emissions
- Increased energy storage
- Higher energy production
- Greater land deforestation
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Which factor is a major cause of increasing global energy consumption?
- Decreased technology use
- Rising energy efficiency
- Economic development
- Declining population
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Balancing economic gains against river pollution from energy extraction involves weighing what?
- Deficit and surplus
- Supply and security
- Conservation and efficiency
- Advantages and disadvantages
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Which factor often prevents energy exploitation in remote regions?
- High production cost
- Favourable climate
- Existing infrastructure
- Low energy demand
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Which individual action helps to reduce a person's carbon footprint?
- Leaving heating on
- Driving diesel cars
- Buying imported goods
- Using public transport
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What does a micro-hydro scheme provide for a rural village in an LIC?
- High carbon emissions
- Sustainable local energy
- Non-renewable electricity
- National grid power
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Why is renewable energy not always cheaper than fossil fuel energy?
- Constant power output
- Zero maintenance needs
- High setup costs
- Unlimited government funding
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Which set of factors directly affects global energy supply?
- Physical and political
- Historic and personal
- Social and psychological
- Cultural and demographic
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How is global energy consumption distributed between HICs and LICs?
- Unevenly distributed
- Equally shared
- Globally balanced
- Uniformly decreasing
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Why is energy conservation essential for sustainable energy management?
- It increases supply
- It stops recycling
- It raises costs
- It reduces demand
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