Learning goal 4: Identify the natural resource that most nuclear fuel comes from.  CoalUranium oreRadioactivityElectricity

Identify the natural resource that most nuclear fuel comes from. Uranium oreElectricityRadioactivity Coal

Learning goal 3: Identify which fuels are burned as a source of energy.CoalNatural gasNuclear fuelPetrol

Which is a fossil fuel?A.NuclearB.BiomassC.CoalD.GeothermalSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which statement BEST explains why nuclear energy might be a preferred energy source over coal if uranium is considered a nonrenewable resource?A Mining uranium is associated with low hazards.B Uranium produces nuclear waste while coal does not.C Uranium produces higher carbon dioxide emissions.D A small amount of uranium produces a larger amount of energy.

Select two statements that are true for the power plants that you've looked at in this lesson.They can use fossil or nuclear fuels as the primary energy resource They use heat to create steam which turns turbines They can use coal or natural gas as the primary energy resource, but not nuclear fuelThe electricity comes directly from radioactive fuel rods