Nuclear Energy
Nuclear Energy Quiz
Test your knowledge about nuclear energy and its impact on our world with our engaging quiz! Discover fascinating facts about nuclear power, its history, and its environmental implications.
Challenge yourself with questions such as:
- What year did the Chernobyl disaster occur?
- What is the most common element used in nuclear energy production?
- How does fission work?
What year was the Chernobyl disaster?
1979
1986
2001
1965
What element is most common in the production nuclear energy?
Uranium-235
Uranium-233
Plutonium-239
Carbon
What is uranium?
Stable element
A method of energy that humans arn't capable of using
Highly radioactive, unstable element
A source of water
What is fission?
Pulling atoms apart
Pushing atoms together
Casting a rod out to fish
Recycling nuclear waste
Fission is the process of...
Launching a proton into an atom
Launching a neutron into an atom
Launching a electron into an atom
Producing nuclear waste
Since 1986, how many people have died due to the Chernobyl disaster?
75
1000+
Less then 50
Around 20
Humans receive the same amount of radiation eating bananas yearly as they do from nuclear power plants
True
False
What percentage of total energy comes from nuclear power in France?
67%
25%
98%
75%
What is a main key to sustaining nuclear energy?
Turning nuclear power into water
Finding a effective use for nuclear waste
Using nuclear power to make radioactive food
Trying to create more global emissions to end the world
Nuclear energy causes more deaths than any other energy source
True
False
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