Since energy is an important aspect in all sectors, it needs to be given a due attention in education and awareness. Multiple Choice Questions on Energ y attempts to present the subject in a simple yet comprehensive manner for students and aspirants of various competitive exams. Keeping in view the present trend of various exams, the various types of energy have been presented in the form of multiple choice questions, which is the most common pattern of examination in every field of study in the science stream. Energy-related questions figure in various national-level competitive examinations, besides featuring in question papers for examinations in bachelor degree courses on engineering and technology.
Multiple Choice Questions on Energy contains about 1300 multiple choice questions covering various sectors of energy, including mechanical energy, electrical energy, chemical energy, nuclear energy, thermal energy, magnetic energy, sound energy, energy from coal, petroleum oil and natural gas, renewable energy, and energy conservation. An introduction to energy has been presented in a comprehensive yet simplified form. This book is useful for academicians,
students pursuing engineering or agriculture-related courses, aspirants of various competitive exams, professionals, and stakeholders in the energy sector. It can also be a tool for various quiz programmes organized in schools, universities, engineering institutions.
The book was released in the Delhi International Renewable Energy Conference 2010, by Mr Suresh Prabhu, Chairman of the Council for Energy, Environment, and Water and former Union Power Minister, and Mr Deepak Gupta, Secretary, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE).
Key Features:
Contains more than 1300 well-researched multiple choice questions on the subject of various forms of energy
Each chapter contains a helpful introduction that provides a base for questions that follow
Questions have been framed in an easy to understand manner
Rapid fire questions timed as per expert opinion.
Contents:
Introduction Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Thermal energy Nuclear energy Magnetic energy Sound energy Energy from coal Energy from petroleum and natural gas Solar energy Wind energy Biomass energy Small hydropower Ocean wave and tidal energy Hydrogen energy Geothermal energy Light energy Energy conservation Miscellaneous questions Answers Bibliography
