A) To increase reliance on fossil fuels B) To ensure a sustainable energy supply C) To promote energy waste D) To reduce energy prices for consumers
A) United States B) India C) Germany D) China
A) Hydropower B) Solar power C) Nuclear power D) Coal
A) Encouraging greater reliance on fossil fuels B) Increasing deforestation for energy production C) Ignoring the issue of climate change D) Promoting the transition to clean energy sources
A) To ignore domestic energy production B) To reduce reliance on foreign energy sources C) To increase energy imports D) To promote international energy partnerships
A) Coal B) Natural gas C) Oil D) Uranium
A) Promoting volatile energy prices B) Ensuring stable and reliable access to energy resources C) Encouraging energy waste D) Overdependence on a single energy source
A) To promote energy-intensive industries B) To ignore technological advancements C) To reduce energy consumption and waste D) To increase energy usage
A) Environmental pollution and water contamination B) Enhancing domestic energy production C) Increased energy costs D) Stabilizing global oil prices
A) By increasing energy costs for businesses B) By disregarding energy efficiency standards C) By providing a stable energy supply for industries D) By ignoring environmental impacts
A) Montreal Protocol B) Kyoto Protocol C) Copenhagen Accord D) Paris Agreement
A) Increased reliance on renewable energy B) Inefficient energy production C) Lack of access to affordable and reliable energy services D) Overconsumption of energy resources
A) Higher energy prices for consumers B) Greater dependence on centralized utilities C) Increased resilience and reliability of energy supply D) Reduced environmental impact
A) Natural Gas B) Solar C) Nuclear D) Coal
A) Uranium B) Biomass C) Natural Gas D) Coal
A) Wind B) Solar C) Tidal D) Geothermal
A) France B) United States C) Germany D) Japan
A) Ice age cooling B) Ozone depletion C) Global warming D) Tropical cyclones
A) Petroleum B) Solar C) Wind D) Hydropower
A) Set thermostat to maximum all year B) Turn off lights when not in use C) Leave doors and windows open D) Keep appliances running all day
A) Germany B) Brazil C) Russia D) Saudi Arabia
A) 2005 B) 1980 C) 2015 D) 1992 |