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Grades 6, 7 and 8 - Science - Middle School - Natural Resources
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1. How are coal, oil and natural gas collectively known?
2. Trees give out which gas?
3. The letters HEP refer to what type of power?
4. Coal, oil and natural gas can be described how?
5. Which of these is not a biomass fuel?
6. Which of these is not a natural resource?
7. Bauxite is a mineral that can be made into what?
8. Which of these statements is true?
9. Which problem is not caused by burning fossil fuels?
10. What form of power uses heat from below ground?

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