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Question-1
Which is the world’s largest electricity generating plant?
(A)
Aswan Dam
(B)
Three Gorges Dam
(C)
Itaipu Dam
(D)
Hoover Dam
Question-2
Who was the second largest consumer of nuclear energy, in 2008?
(A)
USA
(B)
Japan
(C)
France
(D)
Russia
Question-3
Which country had the largest global share of proved natural gas reserves, in 2008?
(A)
Russia
(B)
Iran
(C)
Qatar
(D)
Saudi Arabia
Question-4
How many nuclear reactors are operational in USA that produce nuclear electricity?
(A)
23
(B)
56
(C)
79
(D)
103
Question-5
Which of the following is a second generation biofuel?
(A)
Cellulosic ethanol
(B)
Ethanol
(C)
Vegetable oil
(D)
All of the above
Question-6
Which region was the largest consumer of coal, in 2008?
(A)
Asia-Pacific
(B)
North America
(C)
Europe & Eurasia
(D)
Africa
Question-7
Which region dominated coal production, in 2008?
(A)
Europe & Eurasia
(B)
Asia-Pacific
(C)
Middle East
(D)
North America
Question-8
How much of the global share of coal production was held by Russia, in 2008?
(A)
42.5%
(B)
18.0%
(C)
4.6%
(D)
5.8%
Question-9
Which county was the third largest consumer of nuclear energy, in 2008?
(A)
USA
(B)
Japan
(C)
France
(D)
Russia
Question-10
Which region had the largest global share of proved coal reserves, in 2008?
(A)
Asia-Pacific
(B)
North America
(C)
Europe & Eurasia
(D)
Africa
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Cambridge Advanced Grade 12
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