Question

CHECK MY ANSWER PLEASE

Answer 1

@amistre64 @Mertsj @e.mccormick

Answer 2

@abb0t @hartnn @Jamierox4ev3r

Answer 3

I think that's right.

Answer 4

I don't know. Lol. I am not downloading anything

Answer 5

@abb0t Of course...

Answer 6

Yea you should put a screen capture link instead haha.

Answer 7

Here is the question:

Choose the natural resource most used to generate electricity in the United States.

Answer choices:
1. hydropower
2. gasoline
3. coal
4. nuclear power

**MY ANSWER: 3. coal**

@abb0t

Answer 8

I would agree that it's coal. since nuclear power isn't a "natural resource" and hydropower, is simply rain, which doesn't generate much energy.

Answer 9

Thank you!

Answer 10

@abb0t hydropower is NOT rain.

Answer 11

sorry, energy that comes from falling water.

Answer 12

@abb0t Also, Hydropower is by rushing water (the waves/the current) bit just by falling water...

Answer 13

@abb0t nobody said energy doesn't come from falling water.
What I said was that rain is not hydropower.
Hydropower is the renewable energy contained in flowing water.

Answer 14

*not
I don't know why I typed bit...sorry

Answer 15

You wanna fight me, mertsj?!

Answer 16

Are you 5 or 6 years old?

Answer 17

^

Answer 18

Besides, Mods are mature enough to not fight...