Nuclear Jeopardy

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Nuclear Jeopardy
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Potpourri
The Environment
Electricity
FACTS
Nuclear in Canada
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Nuclear in Canada 200 Points
In Canada, Nuclear energy is used for electricity
generation, agriculture, research, manufacturing
and this.
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Nuclear in Canada 200 Points
What is medicine?
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Nuclear in Canada 400 Points
Canada created this type of Nuclear reactor which
is unique because it can be refueled while
running.
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Nuclear in Canada 400 Points
What is the CANDU reactor?
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Nuclear in Canada 600 Points
This is Canadian mined energy resource for CANDU
reactors.
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Nuclear in Canada 600 Points
What is uranium?
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Nuclear in Canada 800 Points
This many pellets or uranium, each smaller than
an average adult thumb, contain enough energy to
power an average home for about one year.
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Nuclear in Canada 800 Points
What is eight?
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Nuclear in Canada 1000 Points
In electrical generation in 2008, Hydro accounted
for 61.8, oil and gas 3.8,coal accounted for
19.2 and nuclear accounted for this much.
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Nuclear in Canada 1000 Points
What is 14.7?
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FACTS 200 Points
When operating Point Lepreau, New Brunswick
supplied this percentage of New Brunswicks
energy.
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FACTS 200 Points
What is 30?
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FACTS 400 Points
In 1995, one of Canadas first dry storage
facilities for used nuclear fuel commenced
operation at this site.
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FACTS 400 Points
What is the Gentilly site in Quebec?
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FACTS 600 Points
In Canada, what province is nuclear power the
primary source of electricity.
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FACTS 600 Points
What is Ontario?
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FACTS 800 Points
The cost of providing electricity from nuclear
power is competitive with these types of energy
generation.
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FACTS 800 Points
What are coal and natural gas generation?
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FACTS 1000 Points
This is the name of the advanced CANDU reactor
under development.
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FACTS 1000 Points
What is the ACR-1000?
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Electricity 200 Points
In 2008, nuclear power accounted for this
percentage of world electricity generation.
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Electricity 200 Points
What is 14.8?
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Electricity 400 Points
Nuclear is the only large-scale generation
option, other than this, that does not release
greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to
global warming.
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Electricity 400 Points
What is hydro?
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Electricity 600 Points
Each year by using nuclear power in Canada, we
avoid greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to the
emissions produced from this many cars.
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Electricity 600 Points
What is 18 million cars?
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Electricity 800 Points
Number of provinces in Canada with nuclear power
reactors.
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Electricity 800 Points
What is three (Ontario, New Brunswick and Quebec)
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Electricity 1000 Points
Aside from Canada, this country has the most
CANDU reactors in the world.
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Electricity 1000 Points
What is the Republic of South Korea?
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The Environment 200 Points
A 2000 MW coal power plant produces this many
tonnes of carbon dioxide a day.
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The Environment 200 Points
What 42 000 tonnes a day?
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The Environment 400 Points
Green house gases such as carbon dioxide,
methane, nitrous oxide and what others are listed
by the KYOTO protocol.
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The Environment 400 Points
What is hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs),
perfluorocarbons (PFCs), and sulphur hexafluoride
(SF6) ?
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The Environment 600 Points
Using nuclear power we avoid 90 million tonnes of
this.
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The Environment 600 Points
What are Green House Gases?
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The Environment 800 Points
This protocol committed Canada to lowering its
emissions to 6 below emission levels.
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The Environment 800 Points
What is the KYOTO Protocol?
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The Environment 1000 Points
If all nuclear power plants in the world were
replaced by modern fossil fuel plants what
percentage of CO 2 emissions would rise.
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The Environment 1000 Points
What is 8?
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Potpourri 200 Points
This scientist accidentally discovered x-rays in
1895.
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Potpourri 200 Points
Who is Wilhem Roentgen?
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Potpourri 400 Points
This is the federal regulator mandated to protect
the health and safety of persons and the
environment, and to ensure national security from
risks associated with anything nuclear.
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Potpourri 400 Points
What is the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission?
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Potpourri 600 Points
All of Canadas nuclear waste could be stored in
five rooms the size of these.
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Potpourri 600 Points
What are hockey rinks, up to the height of the
boards?
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Potpourri 800 Points
This country developed the first cancer treatment
medicine.
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Potpourri 800 Points
What is Canada?
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Potpourri 1000 Points
This is the specific isotope created at Bruce and
Pickering that is essential to the global isotope
supply.
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Potpourri 1000 Points
What is Cobalt-60?
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FINAL JEOPARDY The Category is Nuclear Power
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Final Jeopardy

• The worlds largest known high-grade natural
  uranium deposits are found in this Canadian
  province.

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Final Jeopardy
What is Saskatchewan?