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questions[1]='Ampere is~the ampere is a measure applied to the flow of electrons or flow of electric current.~a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.~a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.~the amount of power generation during a period of low consumer demand.~primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.~A~1~1~<br /> Ampere is the ampere is a measure applied to the flow of electrons or flow of electric current.<br /> Atom is primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.<br /> Joule is a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.<br /> Methane gas is a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.<br /> Off-peak power is the amount of power generation during a period of low consumer demand.<br />';
questions[2]='Atom is~primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.~a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.~a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.~the ampere is a measure applied to the flow of electrons or flow of electric current.~the energy of motion used to perform work.~A~1~1~<br /> Ampere is the ampere is a measure applied to the flow of electrons or flow of electric current.<br /> Atom is primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.<br /> Battery is a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.<br /> Magnet is a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.<br /> Mechanical energy is the energy of motion used to perform work.<br />';
questions[3]='Battery is~a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.~the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.~primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.~a material in which a electric current can flow freely.~a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.~A~1~1~<br /> Atom is primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.<br /> Battery is a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.<br /> Conductor is a material in which a electric current can flow freely.<br /> Nuclear power is the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.<br /> Proton is a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.<br />';
questions[4]='Biomass is~material composed of garbage, leaf and yard debris, and other organic materials.~a unit for measuring electric power,~all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.~a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.~a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.~A~1~1~<br /> Biomass is material composed of garbage, leaf and yard debris, and other organic materials.<br /> National grid is all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.<br /> Static electricity is a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.<br /> Superconductor is a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.<br /> Watt is a unit for measuring electric power,<br />';
questions[5]='Circuit is~the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.~the amount of a utility\'s power generation process that is used to produce power.~measurement of electricity used.~the amount of power generation during a period of low consumer demand.~the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.~A~1~1~<br /> Circuit is the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.<br /> Distribution system is the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.<br /> Efficiency is the amount of a utility\'s power generation process that is used to produce power.<br /> Kilowatt hour is measurement of electricity used.<br /> Off-peak power is the amount of power generation during a period of low consumer demand.<br />';
questions[6]='Charge is~the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.~a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.~the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.~an atom that has lost or gained electrons and by doing so, becomes electrically charged.~the use of the power from  water to push turbine blades to turn shafts in generators that produce electricity.~A~1~1~<br /> Charge is the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.<br /> Hydroelectricity is the use of the power from  water to push turbine blades to turn shafts in generators that produce electricity.<br /> Ion is an atom that has lost or gained electrons and by doing so, becomes electrically charged.<br /> Nuclear power is the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.<br /> Photovoltaic cell is a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.<br />';
questions[7]='Conductor is~a material in which a electric current can flow freely.~a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.~a unit for measuring electric power,~the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.~the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.~A~1~1~<br /> Circuit is the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.<br /> Conductor is a material in which a electric current can flow freely.<br /> Lightning is the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.<br /> Magnet is a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.<br /> Watt is a unit for measuring electric power,<br />';
questions[8]='Current is~the flow of electrons.~a safety device with a metal wire or strip that will melt, breaking the electrical circuit when the current becomes too strong.~the use of the power from  water to push turbine blades to turn shafts in generators that produce electricity.~a device which measures and records the production or consumption of electrical energy.~the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.~A~1~1~<br /> Current is the flow of electrons.<br /> Distribution system is the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.<br /> Fuse is a safety device with a metal wire or strip that will melt, breaking the electrical circuit when the current becomes too strong.<br /> Hydroelectricity is the use of the power from  water to push turbine blades to turn shafts in generators that produce electricity.<br /> Meter is a device which measures and records the production or consumption of electrical energy.<br />';
questions[9]='Direct current is~a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.~the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.~the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.~a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.~a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.~A~1~1~<br /> Circuit is the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.<br /> Direct current is a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.<br /> Insulator is a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.<br /> Joule is a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.<br /> Lightning is the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.<br />';
questions[10]='Distribution system is~the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.~the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.~the energy of motion used to perform work.~a colourless gas that can be used as fuel in the generation of electricity.~an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.~A~1~1~<br /> Distribution system is the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.<br /> Heat pump is an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.<br /> Mechanical energy is the energy of motion used to perform work.<br /> Natural gas is a colourless gas that can be used as fuel in the generation of electricity.<br />';
questions[11]='Efficiency is~the amount of a utility\'s power generation process that is used to produce power.~a device where the source of light is produced by gas that glows when connected to electricity.~a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.~a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.~the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.~A~1~1~<br /> Charge is the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.<br /> Efficiency is the amount of a utility\'s power generation process that is used to produce power.<br /> Fluorescent light is a device where the source of light is produced by gas that glows when connected to electricity.<br /> Magnet is a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.<br /> Superconductor is a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.<br />';
questions[12]='Electron is~the basic particle that orbits the nucleus of an atom.~the ampere is a measure applied to the flow of electrons or flow of electric current.~a material in which a electric current can flow freely.~a device where the source of light is produced by gas that glows when connected to electricity.~the light energy amplified by electrical impulses.~A~1~1~<br /> Ampere is the ampere is a measure applied to the flow of electrons or flow of electric current.<br /> Conductor is a material in which a electric current can flow freely.<br /> Electron is the basic particle that orbits the nucleus of an atom.<br /> Fluorescent light is a device where the source of light is produced by gas that glows when connected to electricity.<br /> Laser is the light energy amplified by electrical impulses.<br />';
questions[13]='Fluorescent light is~a device where the source of light is produced by gas that glows when connected to electricity.~a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.~an apparatus used for combining fuel and oxides to generate electricity.~a basic particle that is a little heavier than a proton.~the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.~A~1~1~<br /> Charge is the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.<br /> Fluorescent light is a device where the source of light is produced by gas that glows when connected to electricity.<br /> Fuel cell is an apparatus used for combining fuel and oxides to generate electricity.<br /> Neutron is a basic particle that is a little heavier than a proton.<br /> Proton is a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.<br />';
questions[14]='Frequency is~the number of cycles -or change of the direction of electron flow- occurring in each second.~the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.~the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.~equal to 1000 watts of electricity.~a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.~A~1~1~<br /> Frequency is the number of cycles -or change of the direction of electron flow- occurring in each second.<br /> Kilowatt is equal to 1000 watts of electricity.<br /> Magnet is a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.<br /> Nuclear power is the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.<br /> Solar energy is the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.<br />';
questions[15]='Fuel cell is~an apparatus used for combining fuel and oxides to generate electricity.~primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.~all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.~a basic particle that is a little heavier than a proton.~a machine for producing electrical current.~A~1~1~<br /> Atom is primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.<br /> Fuel cell is an apparatus used for combining fuel and oxides to generate electricity.<br /> Generator is a machine for producing electrical current.<br /> National grid is all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.<br /> Neutron is a basic particle that is a little heavier than a proton.<br />';
questions[16]='Fuse is~a safety device with a metal wire or strip that will melt, breaking the electrical circuit when the current becomes too strong.~a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.~1,000,000 watts of power or 1,000 kilowatts.~a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.~a material in which a electric current can flow freely.~A~1~1~<br /> Conductor is a material in which a electric current can flow freely.<br /> Fuse is a safety device with a metal wire or strip that will melt, breaking the electrical circuit when the current becomes too strong.<br /> Joule is a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.<br /> Megawatt is 1,000,000 watts of power or 1,000 kilowatts.<br /> Photovoltaic cell is a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.<br />';
questions[17]='Generator is~a machine for producing electrical current.~an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.~primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.~a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.~a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.~A~1~1~<br /> Atom is primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.<br /> Direct current is a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.<br /> Generator is a machine for producing electrical current.<br /> Heat pump is an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.<br /> Static electricity is a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.<br />';
questions[18]='Heat pump is~an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.~a machine that captures the energy of the wind and transfers the motion to a generator shaft~the energy of an object in motion.~the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.~a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.~A~1~1~<br /> Direct current is a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.<br /> Heat pump is an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.<br /> Kinetic energy is the energy of an object in motion.<br /> Solar energy is the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.<br /> Wind turbine is a machine that captures the energy of the wind and transfers the motion to a generator shaft<br />';
questions[19]='Hydroelectricity is~the use of the power from  water to push turbine blades to turn shafts in generators that produce electricity.~the smallest group of atoms held together by electrostatic forces.~a machine that captures the energy of the wind and transfers the motion to a generator shaft~a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.~the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.~A~1~1~<br /> Distribution system is the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.<br /> Hydroelectricity is the use of the power from  water to push turbine blades to turn shafts in generators that produce electricity.<br /> Joule is a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.<br /> Molecule is the smallest group of atoms held together by electrostatic forces.<br /> Wind turbine is a machine that captures the energy of the wind and transfers the motion to a generator shaft<br />';
questions[20]='Insulator is~a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.~a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.~the energy derived from heat.~a device which measures and records the production or consumption of electrical energy.~the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.~A~1~1~<br /> Insulator is a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.<br /> Lightning is the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.<br /> Magnet is a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.<br /> Meter is a device which measures and records the production or consumption of electrical energy.<br /> Thermal energy is the energy derived from heat.<br />';
questions[21]='Ion is~an atom that has lost or gained electrons and by doing so, becomes electrically charged.~a device where the source of light is produced by gas that glows when connected to electricity.~all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.~1,000,000 watts of power or 1,000 kilowatts.~the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.~A~1~1~<br /> Circuit is the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.<br /> Fluorescent light is a device where the source of light is produced by gas that glows when connected to electricity.<br /> Ion is an atom that has lost or gained electrons and by doing so, becomes electrically charged.<br /> Megawatt is 1,000,000 watts of power or 1,000 kilowatts.<br /> National grid is all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.<br />';
questions[22]='Joule is~a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.~the energy of motion used to perform work.~the wires for getting high voltage electricity from one place to another.~the amount of power generation during a period of low consumer demand.~the flow of electrons.~A~1~1~<br /> Current is the flow of electrons.<br /> Joule is a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.<br /> Mechanical energy is the energy of motion used to perform work.<br /> Off-peak power is the amount of power generation during a period of low consumer demand.<br /> Transmission lines is the wires for getting high voltage electricity from one place to another.<br />';
questions[23]='Kilowatt is~equal to 1000 watts of electricity.~a hollow thing or place that receives and holds something -such as an electric light socket-.~a material in which a electric current can flow freely.~a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.~a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.~A~1~1~<br /> Conductor is a material in which a electric current can flow freely.<br /> Direct current is a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.<br /> Kilowatt is equal to 1000 watts of electricity.<br /> Photovoltaic cell is a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.<br /> Socket is a hollow thing or place that receives and holds something -such as an electric light socket-.<br />';
questions[24]='Kilowatt hour is~measurement of electricity used.~the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.~the energy of an object in motion.~a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.~the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.~A~1~1~<br /> Kilowatt hour is measurement of electricity used.<br /> Kinetic energy is the energy of an object in motion.<br /> Lightning is the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.<br /> Solar energy is the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.<br /> Superconductor is a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.<br />';
questions[25]='Kinetic energy is~the energy of an object in motion.~primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.~a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.~a unit for measuring electric power,~a colourless gas that can be used as fuel in the generation of electricity.~A~1~1~<br /> Atom is primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.<br /> Kinetic energy is the energy of an object in motion.<br /> Natural gas is a colourless gas that can be used as fuel in the generation of electricity.<br /> Static electricity is a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.<br /> Watt is a unit for measuring electric power,<br />';
questions[26]='Laser is~the light energy amplified by electrical impulses.~the flow of electrons.~a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.~the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.~the energy of motion used to perform work.~A~1~1~<br /> Battery is a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.<br /> Charge is the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.<br /> Current is the flow of electrons.<br /> Laser is the light energy amplified by electrical impulses.<br /> Mechanical energy is the energy of motion used to perform work.<br />';
questions[27]='Lightning is~the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.~a machine for producing electrical current.~the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.~primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.~a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.~A~1~1~<br /> Atom is primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.<br /> Generator is a machine for producing electrical current.<br /> Lightning is the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.<br /> Superconductor is a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.<br />';
questions[28]='Magnet is~a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.~a basic particle that is a little heavier than a proton.~a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.~a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.~the volt is the unit of measure for electro-motive force required to pass one ampere through resistance of one ohm.~A~1~1~<br /> Magnet is a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.<br /> Methane gas is a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.<br /> Neutron is a basic particle that is a little heavier than a proton.<br /> Photovoltaic cell is a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.<br /> Volt is the volt is the unit of measure for electro-motive force required to pass one ampere through resistance of one ohm.<br />';
questions[29]='Magnetic field is~the area around a magnet that is influenced by the magnet.~a machine for producing electrical current.~an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.~a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.~the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.~A~1~1~<br /> Charge is the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.<br /> Generator is a machine for producing electrical current.<br /> Heat pump is an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.<br /> Insulator is a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.<br /> Magnetic field is the area around a magnet that is influenced by the magnet.<br />';
questions[30]='Mechanical energy is~the energy of motion used to perform work.~the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.~a machine for producing electrical current.~a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.~the energy of an object in motion.~A~1~1~<br /> Distribution system is the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.<br /> Generator is a machine for producing electrical current.<br /> Kinetic energy is the energy of an object in motion.<br /> Mechanical energy is the energy of motion used to perform work.<br /> Methane gas is a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.<br />';
questions[31]='Megawatt is~1,000,000 watts of power or 1,000 kilowatts.~a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.~the energy derived from heat.~the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.~the number of cycles -or change of the direction of electron flow- occurring in each second.~A~1~1~<br /> Distribution system is the poles, wires, cables, substations etc required to transport electricity energy to people\'s homes.<br /> Frequency is the number of cycles -or change of the direction of electron flow- occurring in each second.<br /> Megawatt is 1,000,000 watts of power or 1,000 kilowatts.<br /> Photovoltaic cell is a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.<br /> Thermal energy is the energy derived from heat.<br />';
questions[32]='Meter is~a device which measures and records the production or consumption of electrical energy.~all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.~a material in which a electric current can flow freely.~the energy derived from heat.~a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.~A~1~1~<br /> Conductor is a material in which a electric current can flow freely.<br /> Meter is a device which measures and records the production or consumption of electrical energy.<br /> National grid is all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.<br /> Superconductor is a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.<br /> Thermal energy is the energy derived from heat.<br />';
questions[33]='Methane gas is~a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.~a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.~the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.~the amount of a utility\'s power generation process that is used to produce power.~a hollow thing or place that receives and holds something -such as an electric light socket-.~A~1~1~<br /> Circuit is the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.<br /> Efficiency is the amount of a utility\'s power generation process that is used to produce power.<br /> Methane gas is a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.<br /> Socket is a hollow thing or place that receives and holds something -such as an electric light socket-.<br />';
questions[34]='Molecule is~the smallest group of atoms held together by electrostatic forces.~a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.~an apparatus used for combining fuel and oxides to generate electricity.~measurement of electricity used.~the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.~A~1~1~<br /> Circuit is the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.<br /> Fuel cell is an apparatus used for combining fuel and oxides to generate electricity.<br /> Kilowatt hour is measurement of electricity used.<br /> Molecule is the smallest group of atoms held together by electrostatic forces.<br /> Proton is a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.<br />';
questions[35]='National grid is~all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.~a hollow thing or place that receives and holds something -such as an electric light socket-.~a unit of exposure to radiation like X-rays.~a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.~a machine that captures the energy of the wind and transfers the motion to a generator shaft~A~1~1~<br /> Battery is a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.<br /> National grid is all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.<br /> Roentgen is a unit of exposure to radiation like X-rays.<br /> Socket is a hollow thing or place that receives and holds something -such as an electric light socket-.<br /> Wind turbine is a machine that captures the energy of the wind and transfers the motion to a generator shaft<br />';
questions[36]='Natural gas is~a colourless gas that can be used as fuel in the generation of electricity.~the energy of an object in motion.~the energy of motion used to perform work.~a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.~a device where the source of light is produced by gas that glows when connected to electricity.~A~1~1~<br /> Fluorescent light is a device where the source of light is produced by gas that glows when connected to electricity.<br /> Kinetic energy is the energy of an object in motion.<br /> Mechanical energy is the energy of motion used to perform work.<br /> Methane gas is a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.<br /> Natural gas is a colourless gas that can be used as fuel in the generation of electricity.<br />';
questions[37]='Neutron is~a basic particle that is a little heavier than a proton.~an atom that has lost or gained electrons and by doing so, becomes electrically charged.~1,000,000 watts of power or 1,000 kilowatts.~the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.~the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.~A~1~1~<br /> Charge is the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.<br /> Ion is an atom that has lost or gained electrons and by doing so, becomes electrically charged.<br /> Megawatt is 1,000,000 watts of power or 1,000 kilowatts.<br /> Neutron is a basic particle that is a little heavier than a proton.<br /> Solar energy is the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.<br />';
questions[38]='Nuclear power is~the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.~the wires for getting high voltage electricity from one place to another.~the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.~the area around a magnet that is influenced by the magnet.~a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.~A~1~1~<br /> Direct current is a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.<br /> Magnetic field is the area around a magnet that is influenced by the magnet.<br /> Nuclear power is the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.<br /> Transmission lines is the wires for getting high voltage electricity from one place to another.<br />';
questions[39]='Off-peak power is~the amount of power generation during a period of low consumer demand.~an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.~the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.~the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.~the use of the power from  water to push turbine blades to turn shafts in generators that produce electricity.~A~1~1~<br /> Heat pump is an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.<br /> Hydroelectricity is the use of the power from  water to push turbine blades to turn shafts in generators that produce electricity.<br /> Lightning is the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.<br /> Nuclear power is the energy produced by splitting atoms -such as uranium- in a nuclear reactor.<br /> Off-peak power is the amount of power generation during a period of low consumer demand.<br />';
questions[40]='Photovoltaic cell is~a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.~the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.~a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.~the energy derived from heat.~all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.~A~1~1~<br /> Battery is a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.<br /> Circuit is the complete path or part of the path of an electric current.<br /> National grid is all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.<br /> Photovoltaic cell is a device where light energy is converted to electrical energy. Also known as a solar cell.<br /> Thermal energy is the energy derived from heat.<br />';
questions[41]='Proton is~a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.~a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.~the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.~a unit for measuring electric power,~the smallest group of atoms held together by electrostatic forces.~A~1~1~<br /> Lightning is the light which accompanies a static electricity discharge during a thunderstorm.<br /> Methane gas is a chemical compound that is a major part of natural gas.<br /> Molecule is the smallest group of atoms held together by electrostatic forces.<br /> Proton is a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.<br /> Watt is a unit for measuring electric power,<br />';
questions[42]='Roentgen is~a unit of exposure to radiation like X-rays.~a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.~a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.~the amount of a utility\'s power generation process that is used to produce power.~a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.~A~1~1~<br /> Efficiency is the amount of a utility\'s power generation process that is used to produce power.<br /> Joule is a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.<br /> Magnet is a piece of material that has the natural ability to attract iron.<br /> Proton is a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.<br /> Roentgen is a unit of exposure to radiation like X-rays.<br />';
questions[43]='Solar energy is~the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.~the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.~a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.~an atom that has lost or gained electrons and by doing so, becomes electrically charged.~all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.~A~1~1~<br /> Battery is a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.<br /> Charge is the electrical property of electrons and protons that produces attraction and repulsion between them.<br /> Ion is an atom that has lost or gained electrons and by doing so, becomes electrically charged.<br /> National grid is all the connected transmission systems and distribution systems within Australia.<br /> Solar energy is the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.<br />';
questions[44]='Socket is~a hollow thing or place that receives and holds something -such as an electric light socket-.~a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.~the smallest group of atoms held together by electrostatic forces.~a material in which a electric current can flow freely.~a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.~A~1~1~<br /> Conductor is a material in which a electric current can flow freely.<br /> Direct current is a current where the flow of electrons never changes direction.<br /> Molecule is the smallest group of atoms held together by electrostatic forces.<br /> Proton is a basic particle present in an atom\'s nucleus, which has a positive charge.<br /> Socket is a hollow thing or place that receives and holds something -such as an electric light socket-.<br />';
questions[45]='Static electricity is~a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.~a machine that captures the energy of the wind and transfers the motion to a generator shaft~an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.~a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.~the amount of power generation during a period of low consumer demand.~A~1~1~<br /> Heat pump is an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.<br /> Off-peak power is the amount of power generation during a period of low consumer demand.<br /> Static electricity is a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.<br /> Wind turbine is a machine that captures the energy of the wind and transfers the motion to a generator shaft<br />';
questions[46]='Superconductor is~a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.~a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.~the use of the power from  water to push turbine blades to turn shafts in generators that produce electricity.~a hollow thing or place that receives and holds something -such as an electric light socket-.~the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.~A~1~1~<br /> Hydroelectricity is the use of the power from  water to push turbine blades to turn shafts in generators that produce electricity.<br /> Insulator is a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.<br /> Solar energy is the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.<br /> Socket is a hollow thing or place that receives and holds something -such as an electric light socket-.<br /> Superconductor is a material that when cooled to near absolute zero, has negligable electrical resistance.<br />';
questions[47]='Thermal energy is~the energy derived from heat.~the light energy amplified by electrical impulses.~a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.~primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.~a device which measures and records the production or consumption of electrical energy.~A~1~1~<br /> Atom is primary basis of all matter. It has a nucleus consisting of protons and neutrons surrounded by orbiting electrons.<br /> Insulator is a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.<br /> Laser is the light energy amplified by electrical impulses.<br /> Meter is a device which measures and records the production or consumption of electrical energy.<br /> Thermal energy is the energy derived from heat.<br />';
questions[48]='Transmission lines is~the wires for getting high voltage electricity from one place to another.~the energy of an object in motion.~the light energy amplified by electrical impulses.~the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.~a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.~A~1~1~<br /> Battery is a single electric cell for furnishing electric current, or a group of such cells.<br /> Kinetic energy is the energy of an object in motion.<br /> Laser is the light energy amplified by electrical impulses.<br /> Solar energy is the use of energy that reaches the Earth from the sun.<br /> Transmission lines is the wires for getting high voltage electricity from one place to another.<br />';
questions[49]='Volt is~the volt is the unit of measure for electro-motive force required to pass one ampere through resistance of one ohm.~a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.~an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.~a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.~a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.~A~1~1~<br /> Heat pump is an apparatus that transfers heat from one location to another using some kind of energy such as electricity.<br /> Insulator is a material -such as plastic or glass- that does not permit electricity to pass through it readily.<br /> Joule is a metric measurement of force equal to one Newton operating through the distance or one metre.<br /> Static electricity is a type of electrical charge that can build up when two objects rub together.<br /> Volt is the volt is the unit of measure for electro-motive force required to pass one ampere through resistance of one ohm.<br />';
questions[50]='Watt is~a unit for measuring electric power,~an apparatus used for combining fuel and oxides to generate electricity.~a machine for producing electrical current.~a device which measures and records the production or consumption of electrical energy.~the area around a magnet that is influenced by the magnet.~A~1~1~<br /> Fuel cell is an apparatus used for combining fuel and oxides to generate electricity.<br /> Generator is a machine for producing electrical current.<br /> Magnetic field is the area around a magnet that is influenced by the magnet.<br /> Meter is a device which measures and records the production or consumption of electrical energy.<br /> Watt is a unit for measuring electric power,<br />';
questions[51]='Wind turbine is~a machine that captures the energy of the wind and transfers the motion to a generator shaft~1,000,000 watts of power or 1,000 kilowatts.~a safety device with a metal wire or strip that will melt, breaking the electrical circuit when the current becomes too strong.~a material in which a electric current can flow freely.~the wires for getting high voltage electricity from one place to another.~A~1~1~<br /> Conductor is a material in which a electric current can flow freely.<br /> Fuse is a safety device with a metal wire or strip that will melt, breaking the electrical circuit when the current becomes too strong.<br /> Megawatt is 1,000,000 watts of power or 1,000 kilowatts.<br /> Transmission lines is the wires for getting high voltage electricity from one place to another.<br /> Wind turbine is a machine that captures the energy of the wind and transfers the motion to a generator shaft<br />';