'Photovoltaic' cells are also termed as

  • solar cells
  • voltar cells
  • battery cells
  • rechargeable cells

Food waste can be burnt to release

  • heat
  • gas
  • light
  • oil

Any substance which is being burnt to release energy is called

  • fuel
  • fossil
  • crude
  • unpurified

The 'SI' unit for energy is

  • watt
  • joule
  • newton
  • kilogram

Green plants provide food for other

  • plants
  • living things
  • non living things
  • trees

Tiny organisms which lived in seas and oceans are called

  • mosses
  • algae
  • plankton
  • coral reef

Although solar energy is safe, free of pollution and freely available but it is difficult to

  • harness
  • conserve
  • store
  • transfer

Plankton (marine micro-organism), buried under heat and pressure for a long period, turned in to

  • crude oil
  • natural gas
  • coal
  • kerosene

The heat obtained from solar furnace is used to drive

  • turbines
  • electricity generators
  • vehicles
  • both a and b

An alcohol which is produced from sugarcane, corn and other plants by fermentation is called

  • ethanol
  • methanol
  • propanol
  • glycol

Due to constant heat and pressure, buried plants turn in to

  • wood
  • coal
  • fertilizer
  • oil

Living things are source of

  • fossils fuel
  • bio mass
  • both a and b
  • coal

Atomic number of 'Zinc' is

  • 10
  • 20
  • 30
  • 40

The need and demand of fossils fuel can be reduced by

  • conserving energy
  • storing energy
  • utilizing energy
  • transforming energy

Toxic air pollutants like sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides are produced by burning

  • coal
  • oil
  • gases
  • both a and b

'Fossils fuel' is regarded as an energy resource which is

  • renewable
  • non renewable
  • generating
  • producing

Rubbish is buried underground to produce

  • methane
  • biogas
  • oxygen
  • carbon dioxide

The energy of running water is exploited to run turbines in

  • hydroelectric power stations
  • railway stations
  • oceans
  • rural area

Types of fuel include

  • kerosene
  • charcoal
  • firewood
  • all of above

In non luminous flame, the air holes in Bunsen burner are

  • open
  • close
  • partially open
  • partially closed
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