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Introduction (likely) Quiz - ICSE Class 7 Geography

Free practice quiz: Introduction (likely) (ICSE Class 7 Geography). 48 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.

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  1. Which of the following is a non-renewable energy resource?

    1. Solar energy
    2. Wind energy
    3. Coal
    4. Hydroelectric energy
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    Answer: C. Coal

    Coal is a fossil fuel formed over millions of years and once depleted, cannot be replenished in a human lifetime, making it non-renewable. Solar, wind, and hydroelectric energy are naturally replenished.

  2. The energy harnessed from the movement of ocean tides is known as:

    1. Wave energy
    2. Tidal energy
    3. Ocean thermal energy
    4. Current energy
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    Answer: B. Tidal energy

    Tidal energy specifically refers to the energy generated from the rise and fall of ocean tides, caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon and Sun.

  3. The most abundant and widely used renewable energy source globally is:

    1. Wind power
    2. Geothermal power
    3. Hydropower
    4. Solar power
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    Answer: C. Hydropower

    Historically and currently, hydropower (energy from moving water) is the largest source of renewable electricity globally, followed by wind and solar.

  4. Which of the following is a non-renewable energy resource formed from ancient marine organisms?

    1. Coal
    2. Natural gas
    3. Petroleum
    4. Biomass
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    Answer: C. Petroleum

    Petroleum (crude oil) and natural gas are fossil fuels formed from the remains of marine plants and animals over millions of years. Coal is primarily formed from terrestrial plant matter.

  5. Which renewable energy source harnesses the kinetic energy of air in motion?

    1. Solar energy
    2. Hydroelectric energy
    3. Wind energy
    4. Geothermal energy
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    Answer: C. Wind energy

    Wind energy captures the energy of moving air (wind) using turbines.

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