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- 3. Machines with blades that are turned by wind, water, or steam to generate energy.
- 7. The process of burning something to produce heat and energy.
- 10. An element found in all living things and released when fuels are burned.
- 11. Heat energy that comes from deep inside the Earth.
- 12. A sudden loss of electricity supply.
- 14. Energy sources that can be used repeatedly, like wind or solar power.
- 15. A process in living things that releases energy from food.
- 16. Moving air used to turn turbines and generate power.
- 19. The ability to do work or cause change.
- 20. Energy produced from the movement of the tides in the sea.
- 21. Fuels made from ancient plants and animals buried underground.
- 22. Energy released from splitting atoms in a process called fission.
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- 1. A facility where electricity is produced for public use.
- 2. Energy harnessed from the sun's rays.
- 3. Related to heat energy.
- 4. Gases in the atmosphere that trap heat and cause global warming.
- 5. A device that stores electrical energy for later use.
- 6. An object that produces a magnetic field and can attract metals.
- 8. Organic material from plants or animals used to produce energy.
- 9. Not connected to public utilities like electricity; self-sufficient.
- 10. Related to substances and their reactions, especially storing and releasing energy.
- 13. Related to electricity or powered by electricity.
- 17. A machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.
- 18. Energy generated by moving water, usually in rivers or dams.
