1.	Which energy source has the highest output?   a) Fusion b) Fission c) Coal d) Solar e) Hydro
2.	Which energy source involves the splitting of the nucleous?   a) Fusion b) Fission c) Geothermal d) OTEC e) Fuel Cells
3.	What does OTEC stand for?   a) Open Text Editing Console b) Ocean Tidal Energy Collection c) Optical Translucent Electrical Circuit d) Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion e) Original Temperature Energy Conversion
4.	How does Geothermal Energy work?   a) Burns the soil b) Utilizes the heat from the earth c) Extracts hydrogen from soil d) none of the above e) All of the above
5.	What are the two types of dams?   a) Clay and Soil b) Arched and Gravity c) Tall and Wide d) Short and Thick e) Embankment and Concrete
6.	What are the method(s) of utilizing solar energy?   a) Focussing Collectors b) Flat Plate Collectors c) Solar Distillation d) Solar Electricity e) All of the above
7.	What are heliostats?   a) Moveable mirrors b) Mercury containing tube c) Helium powered engine d) a greek god e) none of the above
8.	What is the main use for focussing collectors in solar energy?   a) Barbacuing favourite foods b) Collecting solar winds c) Fueling automobiles d) Solar furnace e) Executing prisoners
9.	What is biomass?   a) Organic matter b) Weight of biology text book c) Radioactive waste d) Bring in Our Magnetically Assembled Security System e) Organically based lifeform
10.	What are some examples of biomass?   a) Wood b) Animal fecies c) Skeleton d) Crops e) All of the above
11.	What is the approximate temperature at the core of the earth?   a) 6650 C b) 6650 K c) 6650 F d) 6650 mol/L All of the above
12.	Where is geothermal energy being used most commonly?   a) Centre of a Continent b) in medieval times c) in the ocean d) Plate boundries e) in the arctic
13.	What are the applications of geothermal energy?   a) Direct heat b) Electricity production c) Plastic production d) a + b e) b + c
14.	What are the applications of direct heat geothermal?   a) Melting ice on a road b) Drying clothing c) Local heating system d) Green house warming e) All of the above
15.	What does SL stand for?   a) Sunluminescence b) Supernatural Lifeforce c) Sonoluminescence d) Sun Light e) a + c
16.	During the SL phenomenon, what temperature can the bubble(s) reach?   a) 72 000 K b) 72 000 C c) 72 000 F d) 72 000 g/L e) 72 000 microns
17.	What minimum size does the SL bubble reach?   a) 4 microns b) 1 mm c) 4 cm d) 1 micron e) 72 000 cm
18.	What are the type(s) of turbines used in wind power generation?   a) horizontal-axis b) diagonal-axis c) vertical-axis d) a + c e) b + c
19.	How much CO2 is displaced by wind turbines annually?   a) 5000 tons b) 500 tons c) 500 lb d) 500 u e) 500 000 Kg
20.	What does tidal energy mainly utilize?   a) the moon's and the sun's garvitational forces b) Gravitational force of mars and pluto c) Difference in pressure d) Difference in temperature e) Difference in colour