it is also known as "The People's Power"

this are filled with water which heats up in the sunlight.

most of the coal we have on earth today was formed during a time called the ________________ when much of the earth including UK was covered in tropical swamps.

______ of earth's surface is covered by_____,only less than ______ of global water is __________. Most of ________(______) are locked in _____ and _______. Only less than _____ is available for _________.

______ and _______ are nuclear fuels. __________ do not produce harmful greenhouse gases. __________ is very efficient. __________ produces radioactive waste which is dangerous and has to be seat in containers and buried for thousand of years.

from what forms oil and gas

they are compromised of two semi-conducting metals

plants get their energy from the sun through the process of __________

it is natural substances required by humans for different needs. Give at least 3 examples

it is one of the low priced renewable energy

this is more reliable than solar and wind power

what animals uses more water based on the table?

________ is from sunlight. ________ filled with water are used to produce heat. ________ are used to turn sunlight into electricity.

these are made from crops.

__________ and ______ can be mixed with or replace gasoline and diesel

it is cheap and plenty. when coal is burnt ,it releases ______,....

what plants use less water based on the table?

______ use a lot of water when compared to growing crops.

this are used to turn sunlight directly into electricity

it utilises the heat energy from the earth's crust.

they are captured sunlight

______ are used in the production of biofuels

it results from the uneven heating of atmosphere by the sun.

it is abundant,requires low maintenance, and is environmentally friendly

it is the world's most abundant fossil fuel.

ex. such as wind,solar power,wave power and geothermal are sustainable as they will not run out and can be reused again and again.

it is power generated directly from sunlight.

it is considered as the country's largest renewable energy source.

what are the 5 renewable sources

_______ trap water in reservoirs. they are very expensive and can harm wildlife.

the first battery was invented by _____________,an Italian physicist.

it is the name of the most efficient cole

it includes coal,oil,and gas that comes from organic remains of prehistoric organisms.

it is heat energy from the earth

over millions of years and with changing environments layers rock began to build up on top of the peat and become buried.

what are the two non renewable sources?

his invention of battery propelled studies on electricity as it allowed scientists to produce electricity.

is not a sustainable energy source

they are formed mainly from plants subjected to high temperature and pressure

as the plants died their remains sank to the bottom of the swampy areas,making layers and layers of squashed plant material. This eventually turned into brown spongey material called __________

large windmills are called _________. _______ are made up of lots of wind turbines that allows lots of electricity to be generated. _______ are built in windy areas. No wind = _______

In the Philippines l,around ____ of our electricity is derived from ____________. In the world, around ______ of our energy is generated by _______________.

natural resources such as oil,gas,coal,wood,wind,sunlight,and water can be used to produce energy. Give at least 3 examples

it is the main source of energy in the Visayas region. Around _____ of electricity in Visayas is produced from it.

what are the two main types of battery

batteries,compared to other sources,have low intensity but they are commonly used since they are ________ and __________.

pros and cons of using nuclear energy

over _______ of the earth's surface is covered with _____, ________ of which is contained in the five oceans. The _____________, containing _______ of all _________ on the planet is visible at the bottom. __________ can be seen as clouds contributing to the earth's albedo.

pros and cons of coal

______ and _______ store most of the fresh water on earth

ex. are wind power,wave power,solar power,and biofuel can be easily replaced and will not run out.

____ is plant and animal matter. it can also be burnt to produce heat and electricity

are things like oil,natural gas and coal. They cannot be easily replaced,because they have taken millions of years to form.

what are the two types of solar panels that allows us to generate either heat or electricity

inside a battery is an __________, which is a ________ that allows the flow of electrical charge from battery to the device

it store chemical energy that can be converted to chemical energy once a device is attached to them

pros and cons of using Hydroelectric power

it has been used in centuries to move ships and pump water.

the formation of fossil fuels are due to a series of _______________ where the remains of organic life are accumulated in the ocean and are buried to eventually become part of the geosphere

it is relatively inexpensive and is readily available

it includes coal,gas,oil,and nuclear power

______ products saves energy

Earth's crude _____ and natural _____ is formed from Marine plants and animals that died millions of years ago.

what animals uses less water based on the table?

This is the main source of electricity I mindanao,generating around _____ of electricity in the region.

it is a way of harnessing nervy from running water

_________ and _____ are sometimes known as fossil fuels. _________ are finite resources they will not be around forever . _________ is also considered a non renewable energy source.

it is less of an environmental hazard compared to fossil fuels

are made from chemical elements silicon

Industrialised countries tend to use more water in their _____________. Other countries tend to use more water for ___________ uses.

they are composed of photovoltaic cells or cells that convert light to electricity

what are the examples of renewable energy resources

it causes change in frequencies of droughts and floods

what are the two types of energy sources?

biofuels such as _____ and ______ ate fuels produced from crops.

it is turned into jet engine oil,petrol and diesel which are used as a fuel in planes and cars. When _____ and _____ are burnt they release _________ gas into the atmosphere.

it takes advantage of the endless nature of water cycle

what is the ideal place for the formation 9f coal?

from what formed coal?

it utilizes moving water to turn turbines,power machinery or create electricity.

where do oil and gas form

what are the examples of non renewable energy sources

______ is very volcanic so they uses a lot of geothermal. "geo" means ____. "thermal" means ______. _____ of ice land heating and _____ of electricity comes from geothermal energy.

it do not release harmful greenhouse gases into the atmosphere

the energy comes from fossil fuels came from the sun through the process of__________ when the prehistoric organisms are still alive

pros and cons of using wind energy

pros of using geothermal

it refers to organic matter from plants and animal

solar energy is also known as

it gives electricity via electochemical react

pros and cons of using solar energy