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The _____ is the source of almost all energy on Earth. |
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Light and Heat energy |
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The sun is directly the source of ______ and _____ ______. |
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Sunlight, water and wind are sources of ________. |
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______ can be generated by the force of flowing water or moving air (wind). |
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_______ comes from trees.
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Some energy sources are ________, that means they can be replaced.
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this means once they are used up, they are gone and cannot be replaced. |
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Water, wind and trees
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______, ______, and _______ can be replaced because they are renewable sources of energy. |
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Coal, oil, natural gas |
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_______, _______ and _______ ____, cannot be replaced because they are nonrenewable sources of energy. |
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Decayed plants, animals |
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Coal, oil and natural gas are formed from _______ ______ and _____. They take millions of years to replace.
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