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  1. Q1. Among the following, which is a non-renewable energy source?

    • A.Coal
    • B.Wind
    • C.Solar
    • D.Tidal

    Answer: A. Coal

    To see why, recall that Coal forms over millions of years; current consumption far exceeds replenishment, so it is non-renewable. Wind, solar, and tidal continuously replenish from Sun/Moon energy. Hence the answer is A) Coal.

  2. Q2. Which energy source has the LOWEST greenhouse gas emission per kWh during operation?

    • A.Wind
    • B.Natural gas
    • C.Coal
    • D.Diesel

    Answer: A. Wind

    That leaves only option A). Confirm with the chapter rule: Wind turbines emit virtually no GHG during operation. Natural gas, while cleaner than coal/diesel, still emits CO₂. Coal is highest, diesel high. So wind has the lowest direct operational emission among these (physics, chapter 'Sources of Energy'). Answer: A) Wind.

  3. Q3. Which has the LOWEST greenhouse-gas emission per kWh during operational use?

    • A.Nuclear
    • B.Coal
    • C.Natural gas
    • D.Diesel

    Answer: A. Nuclear

    NCERT fact (physics, chapter 'Sources of Energy'): Nuclear emits essentially zero CO2 during operation (small life-cycle emissions from construction/fuel processing). Trap fossil-fuel options have orders of magnitude higher CO2 per kWh. Final answer - A) Nuclear.

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