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Energy Sources

In this quiz, your task is to match each energy source with its historical context or significant development. From ancient innovations to modern breakthroughs, explore how different forms of energy have shaped our world. Choose the correct pairing from the options provided. Good luck!
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Last updated: August 13, 2024
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Industrial Revolution (18th century)
Coal
Photovoltaic Cells (1954, Bell Labs)
Solar Energy
Windmills (Middle Ages, Netherlands)
Wind Energy
Use in lighting (19th century)
Natural Gas
Manhattan Project (1940s)
Nuclear Energy
Water Wheels (Ancient Greece)
Hydropower
Used for bathing (Ancient Rome)
Geothermal Energy
Firewood, Animal Dung (early human societies)
Biomass
Sir William Grove (1839)
Hydrogen Fuel Cells
La Rance Tidal Power Station (France, 1966)
Tidal Energy
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Drilling in pennsylvania (1859)
Petroleum
Hydraulic Fracturing (1940s)
Natural Gas Fracking
Rudolf Diesel (1895)
Biodiesel
Produced from wood (19th century)
Methanol
Formation over millions of years
Fossil Fuels
Used as Fuel in bog regions (Ancient Times)
Peat
Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla (late 19th century)
Electricity
Usage in transportation (19th century)
Compressed Natural Gas
Concept developed in the 1930s (OTEC)
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion
Early prototypes developed in the 20th century
Wave Energy
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