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Welcome to the Renewable Energy 3
Renewable energy is a vital solution for a sustainable future, and hands-on learning helps students grasp its importance. A great way to teach this concept is by using a STEM teaching resource that allows students to build a working model of a solar panel, wind turbine, or water wheel. These interactive projects demonstrate how natural energy sources can be converted into electricity, making science and engineering concepts more engaging. By constructing and testing their own models, students develop problem-solving skills and a deeper understanding of renewable energy technologies. Incorporating such activities into STEM education fosters innovation, critical thinking, and environmental awareness, preparing young minds to explore sustainable solutions for the future.
This is a timed quiz. You will be given 120 seconds to answer all questions. Are you ready?
How much time take to reach the light from Sun to Earth?
What type of renewable energy is generated by wind turbines? A. Wind power B. Solar power C.Hydropower D. Wave and tidal power
The process of producing energy by utilizing heat trapped inside the earth's surface is called
Who discovered electricity?
Which is NOT a source of renewable energy?
How much is the average temperature at a depth of 10 km of earth's surface?
Which of the following best describes renewable energy? A. Energy from fossil fuels B. An energy source that is not used up. C. The energy that is generated by burning up something D. All of the above
Which renewable energy source uses rivers or the ocean to produce electricity?
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