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Chapter Review
Chapter Review 2
100

Energy that comes from the Sun


Solar Energy

100

A rock that contains valuable minerals or metals that can be mined is called __________________.

Ore 

100

Which resource takes millions of years to form?
A. Wind Energy
B. Solar Energy
C. Fossil Fuel
D. Hydroelectric Energy

Fossil Fuel

100

 Which of the following renewable energy resources comes from underground?
A. geothermal energy
B. hydropower
C. wind power
D. solar power

geothermal energy

100

True or False 


Desalination removes salt from ocean water.

True 


200

Energy produced when atoms split


Nuclear Fission

200

Water found underground between soil and rock is called __________________.

Ground Water

200

Which fuel formed from ancient plants and animals over millions of years?
A. Hydroelectric Energy
B. Solar Energy
C. Fossil Fuel
D. Wind Energy

Fossil Fuel

200

Which of the following is not an effect of our growing population’s use of fossil fuels?
A. The distribution of these resources is changing.
B. The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is increasing.
C. The resources are now being replaced faster than they are being used.
D. Political conflicts occur over control of these resources.

The resources are now being replaced faster than they are being used.

200

True or False 

Groundwater is found in rivers and lakes.

False 

300

Energy created by moving water, often at dams


Hydroelectric Energy

300

Energy produced from plants, animals, and organic materials is called __________________.

Bioenergy Resources 

300

Petroleum is mainly used to make:
A. Wood
B. Sand
C. Rocks
D. Gasoline and plastics

 Gasoline and plastics

300

Which of the following statements about minerals and ores is true?

A Minerals are deposits of valuable ores.

 B Minerals are products that are made from ores.

 C Minerals form from solutions, but ores form from volcanoes.

D All ores are minerals, but not all minerals are ores.

All ores are minerals, but not all minerals are ores.

300

Most fresh water on Earth is

A in the atmosphere as water vapor.

B found on the surface in lakes and rivers.

C locked up in ice.

D  located underground.

 locked up in ice.


400

Energy from heat inside the Earth

  1. Geothermal Energy
400

When atoms form a repeating pattern to create crystals, they __________________.

Crystallize

400

Explain how minerals can form.

Minerals can form when melted rock cools, when water evaporates leaving crystals behind, or when minerals form from hot solutions.

400

Fossil fuels are _____________________ resources that are ____________ distributed on Earth.

Nonrenewable 

unevenly

400

Which of the following is a drawback of biofuels such as ethanol?

A The energy ethanol can provide is about the same as the energy required to make it.

B  It is much more expensive than gasoline.

C There are few places where plants used to make ethanol can be grown.

 D When it is burned, ethanol produces even more emissions

The energy ethanol can provide is about the same as the energy required to make it.

500

Liquid fossil fuel used to make gasoline and plastics


Petroleum

500

The process of removing salt from ocean water so it can be used as fresh water is called __________________.

Desalination 
500

Why are nonrenewable resources important but limited?

Nonrenewable resources are important because they provide energy and materials people use every day, but they are limited because they take millions of years to form.

500

Many minerals are formed from __________________as water ______________________.

solutions 

 evaporates

500

Factors such as precipitation_____________________, and surface features determine where surface water can form on Earth.

evaporation