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Q89
(NDA-I/2017)
Geography › Indian Economic Geography › Energy and power projects
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Match List I with List II and select the coixect answer using the code given below the Lists; List I List II (Classification of (Example) resources) A. Basic 1. Hydel power inexhaustible resource 2. Coal B. Conventional ^ ' non-renewable ' energy resource 4. Natural gas C. Non-convenr tional renewable resource D. Non-conventional non-renewable resource Code : A B C D
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The correct answer is Option 1 (A-3, B-2, C-1, D-4). This classification aligns with the fundamental geographical definitions of energy resources.
- A-3 (Basic inexhaustible resource): Solar energy is a perpetual source of power that does not diminish with use, making it a basic inexhaustible resource.
- B-2 (Conventional non-renewable resource): Coal is a traditional source of energy used for centuries. It is finite and cannot be replenished on a human timescale, fitting the "conventional non-renewable" category.
- C-1 (Non-conventional renewable resource): Hydel (Hydroelectric) power, while established, is often grouped with renewable flows. In many classification contexts, it is treated as a clean, renewable alternative to fossil fuels.
- D-4 (Non-conventional non-renewable resource): Natural gas, while a fossil fuel, was historically considered "non-conventional" compared to coal in earlier industrial stages, yet it remains non-renewable.
Options 2, 3, and 4 are incorrect because they mismatch the core attributes of renewability and historical usage patterns of these specific energy sources.
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