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    1. The materials or substances that exist naturally without any action of humankind.

    2. It is the world’s dominant energy source formed from organic material over millions of years.

    3. The resources that take place longer than a person’s lifespan.

    4. It is commonly used by industries and homes which convert radiant energy into electricity.

    5. The resources that can be replaced in a short period.

    6. A natural resource that can be found inside our home and can be used by cars, flashlights and other
    materials.

    7. It is from the anaerobic decomposition of organic materials brought about by certain varieties of
    bacteria.

    8. Any organic materials that burn directly to provide heat and energy is called _____.

    9. An example of combustible material formed from decayed plants and converted into another formed that
    can be used in cooking.

    10. The process of obtaining heat or energy from a large body of water is known as _____ energy.
    1. This involves the
    conversion of sunlight into
    electrical energy using
    mirrors and boilers or
    photovoltaic cells,
    commonly seen on house
    roofs.
    2. Energy is harness from
    groundwater will be heated
    up by the hot rock which
    will later produce steam.
    3. This involves the use of
    natural materials like
    animal manure to make
    electricity. It can also use
    waste products which
    produce methane.
    4. This refers to the heat
    obtained from hot water
    from seawater in contact
    with hot rock beds and
    produces electricity.
    5. These are devices that
    store and convert chemical
    energy into electrical
    energy. The energy
    produced results from a
    chemical reaction.
    ANSWERS:

    1. Natural Resources
    2. Fossil fuel
    3. Non-renewable
    4. Solar cells
    5. Renewable
    6. Battery
    7. Biogas
    8. Biomass
    9. Coal
    10. Hydrothermal

    1. The different sources of energy in the Philippines are coal, natural gas, oil,
    geothermal, hydroelectric and others

    2.

    (Learners may answer that air pollution was reduced


    during the pandemic. The air becomes clean and safe somehow).
    3. Learners can describe the kind of energy resources used in
    different regions.
    1. Solar Cell/Solar Energy
    1. Fossil Fuels – Non-Renewable 2. Hydrothermal
    2. Biogas – Renewable 3. Biomass
    3. Geothermal – Renewable 4. Geothermal
    4. Hydrothermal – Renewable 5. Batteries
    5. Batteries – Non-Renewable
    6. Solar Cells – Renewable
    7. Biomass – Renewable

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