| #1 | Energy produced with the intense heat from the Earth's interior is | What is geothermal energy? |
| #2 | A mixture of alcohol and gasoline used for fuel is called | What is gasohol? |
| #3 | A substance that provides a form of energy as a result of a chemical change | What is fuel? |
| #4 | A layer of material that blocks the transfer of heat between the air inside and outside a building is known as | What is insulation? |
| #5 | Because nuclear fission uses uranium-235 which is in limited supply it is considered a | What is a non-renewable resource? |
| #1 | Reducing energy use is called | What is energy conservation? |
| #2 | The process of burning a fuel to release energy is called | What is combustion? |
| #3 | Electricity produced by flowing water is called | What is hydroelectric power? |
| #4 | The central core of an atom that contains the protons and neutrons is called | What is the nucleus? |
| #5 | Fossil fuels are what type of resource? | What is non-renewable? |
| #1 | Because nuclear fusion uses water which is plentiful on Earth it is considered a | What is a renewable resource? |
| #2 | The splitting of an atom's nucleus into two smaller nuclei is called | What is nuclear fission? |
| #3 | Known deposits of fossil fuels that can be obtained using current technology are called | What are reserves? |
| #4 | Compounds that are made from oil are called | What are petrochemicals? |
| #5 | Burning fossils fuels can cause | What is air pollution? |
| #1 | Solar energy is what tye of resource | What is renewable? |
| #2 | The percentage of energy that is actually used to perform work is called | What is efficiency? |
| #3 | Walking to the library instead of driving a car is an example of | What is energy conservation? |
| #4 | Rods of uranium-235 that produce the fission reaction are called | What are fuel rods? |
| #5 | Wood, plant waste, manure, and other fuels made from living things are called | What are biomass fuels? |
| #1 | The section of a nuclear reator where nuclear fission occurs is | What is the reactor vessel? |
| #2 | A factory where crude oil is seperated into fuels and other products is called a | What is a refinery? |
| #3 | Energy-rich substances formed over millions of years from the remains of once-living organisms are called | What are fossils fuels? |
| #4 | In a nuclear reactor, fission reactions are controlled by inserting | What are contol rods? |
| #5 | To mine and refine fossil fuels it is | What is expensive? |
| Final Question | |
| Because the U.S. uses more oil than it produces were are considered | What is dependent on imported foreign oil? |