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With the help of one pound uranium, we can produce: |
- A. 12 million Kw electricity
- B. 1 million Kw electricity
- C. Very nominal amount of electricity
- D. Very huge amount of electricity
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| 2 |
Which country produces largest amount of electricity in the world ? |
- A. China
- B. United States of America
- C. Japan
- D. Russian Federation
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| 3 |
Invention of hydro--turbine, provided: |
- A. Unlimited chance of hydro-power generation
- B. Limited chance of hydro-power generation
- C. Easiest chance for hydro-power generation
- D. Very limited chance of hydro-power generation
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| 4 |
Continent of Africa's hydro-power potential is world's: |
- A. 25% hydro-power generation potential
- B. 41.4%hydro-power generation potential
- C. Very limitedhydro-power generation potential
- D. Very largehydro-power generation potential
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| 5 |
At present, generation of solar energy is a: |
- A. Very costly mean of energy
- B. Very cheap mean of energy
- C. Cheap mean of energy
- D. Costly mean of energy
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| 6 |
Hydro-electricity is: |
- A. Cheapest energy resource
- B. Most costly energy resource
- C. Costly energy resource
- D. Cheap energy resource
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| 7 |
Hydro-electricity could be produced: |
- A. At every place
- B. At specific geographical environments
- C. Not at every place
- D. In dry areas of the world
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| 8 |
In the world, solar energy is a: |
- A. Limited source of energy
- B. Unlimited source of energy
- C. Most important source of energy
- D. Nominal source of energy
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| 9 |
Invention of hydro-turbine, provided: |
- A. Unlimited chance of hydro-power generation
- B. Limited chance of hydro-power generation
- C. Easiest chance of hydro-power generation
- D. Very limited chance of hydro-power generation
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| 10 |
United States America's 3,236 billion Kw electricity consumption in 1999: |
- A. Was 25 percent of total electricity generation in the world
- B. Was 50 percent of total electricity generation in the world
- C. Was 10 percent of total electricity generation in the world
- D. Was 70 percent of total electricity generation in the world
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