BiomassOrganic matterfrom plants andfrom animalwaste thatcontainschemical energy.FossilfuelsA nonrenewableenergy resourcethat forms fromthe remains oforganisms thatlived long ago.NuclearenergyThe energyreleased whenthe nuclei ofatoms are splitor combined.FussionThe process bywhich two or morenuclei fuse togetherto form a largernucleus. It releases alarge amount ofenergy in space, aslight and heat.RenewableWhen resourcesare replaced bynatural processesat least as quicklyas they are used.SolarenergyThe energyreceived byearth from thesun in the formof radiation.Uraniumthe most commonnuclear fuel that isobtained by miningand processing it'sore, which is anonrenewableresource.Materialresourcesa naturalresource thathumans use tomake objects orto consume asfood and drink.OilspillsA possiblenegative of usingfossil fuels,specifically whenPetroleum isbeing mined.AcidrainWhen coal is burned itreleases sulfur dioxideinto the air whichcombines withmoisture in the air toform______. This canbe damaging tostructures and theenvironment.NaturalgasMixture ofgaseoushydrocarbon usedfor heating,cooking, andgeneratingelectricity.PetroleumA liquid mixture ofcomplex hydrocarboncompounds,extracted from theground by drilling.Also known as CrudeoilGeothermalenergyEnergyproduced byheat fromEarth'sinterior.RadioactivewastesDangerous wastescreated usingnuclear fuel thatremain radioactivefor thousands ofyearsFissionThis process isdone on Earth; thisis where the nucleiof radioactiveatoms are split intotwo or morefragments.HydroelectricpowerA renewableresource thatproduceselectricalenergy bymoving water.EnergyResourcea natural resourcethat humans useto generate energyand can berenewable ornonrenewable.NaturalresourcesAny naturalmaterial that isused by humans.This includes air,soil, minerals,water, oil, plants,and animals.PermeableRockA rock with pores,form reservoirswhere petroleum andnatural gas aretrapped and becomeconcentrated overtime.PollutionThis can happenwhen usingnonrenewable orrenewable resourcesand is theintroduction ofharmful materials intothe environment.CoalA solid fossil fuelthat is used mostlyfor generatingelectrical powerand sometimes forheating homesand transportation.NonrenewableWhenresources areused up fasterthan they canbe replaced.WindenergyA renewableresource that usesthe force ofmoving air to drivean electricgenerator or doother work.CarbonAll livingthingscontain thiselementBiomassOrganic matterfrom plants andfrom animalwaste thatcontainschemical energy.FossilfuelsA nonrenewableenergy resourcethat forms fromthe remains oforganisms thatlived long ago.NuclearenergyThe energyreleased whenthe nuclei ofatoms are splitor combined.FussionThe process bywhich two or morenuclei fuse togetherto form a largernucleus. It releases alarge amount ofenergy in space, aslight and heat.RenewableWhen resourcesare replaced bynatural processesat least as quicklyas they are used.SolarenergyThe energyreceived byearth from thesun in the formof radiation.Uraniumthe most commonnuclear fuel that isobtained by miningand processing it'sore, which is anonrenewableresource.Materialresourcesa naturalresource thathumans use tomake objects orto consume asfood and drink.OilspillsA possiblenegative of usingfossil fuels,specifically whenPetroleum isbeing mined.AcidrainWhen coal is burned itreleases sulfur dioxideinto the air whichcombines withmoisture in the air toform______. This canbe damaging tostructures and theenvironment.NaturalgasMixture ofgaseoushydrocarbon usedfor heating,cooking, andgeneratingelectricity.PetroleumA liquid mixture ofcomplex hydrocarboncompounds,extracted from theground by drilling.Also known as CrudeoilGeothermalenergyEnergyproduced byheat fromEarth'sinterior.RadioactivewastesDangerous wastescreated usingnuclear fuel thatremain radioactivefor thousands ofyearsFissionThis process isdone on Earth; thisis where the nucleiof radioactiveatoms are split intotwo or morefragments.HydroelectricpowerA renewableresource thatproduceselectricalenergy bymoving water.EnergyResourcea natural resourcethat humans useto generate energyand can berenewable ornonrenewable.NaturalresourcesAny naturalmaterial that isused by humans.This includes air,soil, minerals,water, oil, plants,and animals.PermeableRockA rock with pores,form reservoirswhere petroleum andnatural gas aretrapped and becomeconcentrated overtime.PollutionThis can happenwhen usingnonrenewable orrenewable resourcesand is theintroduction ofharmful materials intothe environment.CoalA solid fossil fuelthat is used mostlyfor generatingelectrical powerand sometimes forheating homesand transportation.NonrenewableWhenresources areused up fasterthan they canbe replaced.WindenergyA renewableresource that usesthe force ofmoving air to drivean electricgenerator or doother work.CarbonAll livingthingscontain thiselement

Nonrenewable/Renewable Bingo - Call List

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  1. Organic matter from plants and from animal waste that contains chemical energy.
    Biomass
  2. A nonrenewable energy resource that forms from the remains of organisms that lived long ago.
    Fossil fuels
  3. The energy released when the nuclei of atoms are split or combined.
    Nuclear energy
  4. The process by which two or more nuclei fuse together to form a larger nucleus. It releases a large amount of energy in space, as light and heat.
    Fussion
  5. When resources are replaced by natural processes at least as quickly as they are used.
    Renewable
  6. The energy received by earth from the sun in the form of radiation.
    Solar energy
  7. the most common nuclear fuel that is obtained by mining and processing it's ore, which is a nonrenewable resource.
    Uranium
  8. a natural resource that humans use to make objects or to consume as food and drink.
    Material resources
  9. A possible negative of using fossil fuels, specifically when Petroleum is being mined.
    Oil spills
  10. When coal is burned it releases sulfur dioxide into the air which combines with moisture in the air to form______. This can be damaging to structures and the environment.
    Acid rain
  11. Mixture of gaseous hydrocarbon used for heating, cooking, and generating electricity.
    Natural gas
  12. A liquid mixture of complex hydrocarbon compounds, extracted from the ground by drilling. Also known as Crude oil
    Petroleum
  13. Energy produced by heat from Earth's interior.
    Geothermal energy
  14. Dangerous wastes created using nuclear fuel that remain radioactive for thousands of years
    Radioactive wastes
  15. This process is done on Earth; this is where the nuclei of radioactive atoms are split into two or more fragments.
    Fission
  16. A renewable resource that produces electrical energy by moving water.
    Hydroelectric power
  17. a natural resource that humans use to generate energy and can be renewable or nonrenewable.
    Energy Resource
  18. Any natural material that is used by humans. This includes air, soil, minerals, water, oil, plants, and animals.
    Natural resources
  19. A rock with pores, form reservoirs where petroleum and natural gas are trapped and become concentrated over time.
    Permeable Rock
  20. This can happen when using nonrenewable or renewable resources and is the introduction of harmful materials into the environment.
    Pollution
  21. A solid fossil fuel that is used mostly for generating electrical power and sometimes for heating homes and transportation.
    Coal
  22. When resources are used up faster than they can be replaced.
    Nonrenewable
  23. A renewable resource that uses the force of moving air to drive an electric generator or do other work.
    Wind energy
  24. All living things contain this element
    Carbon