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exam lesson name: energy conversions
exam number: 700697rr
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question 11 of 20 :
select the best answer for the question.
- dams are large structures located along rivers that use the rivers flow to turn turbines and generate electricity. dams are an example of
○ a. hydroelectric energy.
○ b. batteries.
○ c. potential mechanical energy.
○ d. wind energy.
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To solve this, we analyze each option:
- Option A: Hydroelectric energy uses water flow (like from rivers at dams) to turn turbines and generate electricity, which matches the dam's function.
- Option B: Batteries store chemical energy, not related to river flow for electricity generation.
- Option C: Potential mechanical energy is about stored energy (e.g., in a raised object), not the process of using river flow for electricity.
- Option D: Wind energy uses wind, not river flow.
So the correct answer is A as dams using river flow for electricity generation is hydroelectric energy.
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A. hydroelectric energy.