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United States of America's 3,236 billion Kw electricity consumption in 1999: |
- A. Was 25 percent of total electricity generation in the world
- B. Was 50 percent of total electricity generation in the world
- C. Was 10 percent of total electricity generation in the world
- D. Was 70 percent of total electricity generation in the world
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| 2 |
During 1999, China's rank in electricity generation in the world was: |
- A. 1st in the world
- B. Secondin the world
- C. Fifthin the world
- D. Tenthin the world
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| 3 |
United States America's 3,236 billion Kw electricity consumption in 1999: |
- A. Was 25 percent of total electricity generation in the world
- B. Was 50 percent of total electricity generation in the world
- C. Was 10 percent of total electricity generation in the world
- D. Was 70 percent of total electricity generation in the world
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| 4 |
At present, generation of solar energy is a: |
- A. Very costly mean of energy
- B. Very cheap mean of energy
- C. Cheap mean of energy
- D. Costly mean of energy
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| 5 |
In the continent of North America, potential of hydro-power generation is: |
- A. 10% of total hydro-power generation
- B. 13.2%of total hydro-power generation
- C. 25%of total hydro-power generation
- D. 50%of total hydro-power generation
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| 6 |
During 1991, total world electricity production was: |
- A. 300 quadrillion Bru
- B. 351 quadrillion Bru
- C. 250 quadrillion Bru
- D. 500 quadrillion Bru
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| 7 |
Canada, Brazil, U.S.A, China, India and Russian Federation together produce world's hydro-electricity about: |
- A. 59.16 percent
- B. 25percent
- C. 70percent
- D. 40percent
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| 8 |
Percentage of thermal electricity production, out of total electricity is: |
- A. 75 percent
- B. 50 percent
- C. 30 percent
- D. 90 percent
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| 9 |
In the continent of Australia, hydro-power generation potential is: |
- A. Very limited
- B. Very huge
- C. Very very huge
- D. Nominal
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| 10 |
World's about one fourth hydro-electricity is produced in the continent of: |
- A. Asia
- B. Europe
- C. Australia
- D. Antarctica
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