Sources of energy
Across
- 6. A tall structure with large blades that spin when the wind blows and is used to create electricity.
- 8. Something that cannot be easily replaced after it's used.
- 10. Something that doesn't run out, like a never-ending supply.
- 12. To figure out the specific thing you are seeing, hearing, or thinking about.
- 13. A big, artificial lake where water is stored.
- 14. To crush something, usually grains like wheat, into a fine powder called flour.
Down
- 1. A tall building with large blades that are turned by the wind to do work.
- 2. When two or more things hit each other with force.
- 3. When two tiny parts of atoms smash together and join .
- 4. A big oven or heater that burns fuel (like gas, oil, or wood) to create heat.
- 5. Toothed wheels that work together to move parts of a machine and change their speed or direction.
- 7. A machine that turns movement into electricity.
- 9. To make something full or complete again by adding what was lost or used.
- 11. To save things and use them well so they don't run out quickly.