Drag and drop the country to the area of the graph that matches.
(Not all choices are used)
Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:
USA
France
Mexico
Japan
Brazil
Bangladesh
Which of the following is the basic unit of energy?
Drag and drop the country to the area of the graph that matches.
In both more developed and less developed countries, energy sources are bought and sold (things like oil, coal, and natural gas)
In both more developed and less developed countries, energy sources are gathered by individuals from their own immediate needs (straw, sticks, animal dung)
Use the following table to graph the energy consumption in the USA.
Use the graph to match the following
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
After 1875, the top energy source | arrow_right_alt | Wood |
Since 2000, there has been an increase in this type because of fracking | arrow_right_alt | Coal |
The predominant energy source until 1875 | arrow_right_alt | Nuclear |
Did not begin until 1950 | arrow_right_alt | Natural gas |
Complete the chart (yellow boxes) with percentage of US energy consumption.
Using the graph below, which type of energy was the largest percentage of US energy consumption?
Using the graph above, what percentage of energy consumption was renewable in the USA in 2014 ?
Using the graph below, which type of renewable energy was the largest percentage of US energy consumption?
Why does the North in the US use more energy in the winter
Why does the South in the US use more energy in the summer
The highest energy consumption use for residential buildings is
The highest energy consumption use for commercial buildings is
Why do we use gas or diesel for our cars instead of coal or firewood?
Why don't we use gas or diesel for everything?
According to the map, how is the use of energy resources distributed between developed and developing countries?
What are the most widely used sources of energy globally?
As developing countries become more developed, their reliance of fossil fules for energy
As the world becomes more industrialized, the demand for energy
