5th EVS NCERT Chapter 12
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– Different uses of solar energy
– Finding oil and the process of extraction
– Products obtained from oil refining
– Impact of vehicles on the environment and fuel consumption
– Variations in petrol and diesel rates over time
– Consequences of oil depletion and alternative energy sources
– Importance of judicious use of petrol and diesel
– Common fuels used for cooking in households
– Discussion on practical ways to save oil 【4:0†source】【4:1†source】【4:2†source】【4:3†source】【4:4†source】.
In the year 1976, out of 100 households, how many used uple and wood as fuel?
In the year 1976, out of 100 households, 84 households used uple and wood as fuel.
Which fuel was used the least in the year 1976?
In the year 1976, kerosene was the fuel used the least.
In 1976, LPG and kerosene were used in how many households, and how did this change by 1996?
In 1976, LPG and kerosene were used in 10 households, and by 1996, this increased to 75 households. This means that in twenty years, their use increased by 650%.
How much did the rate of petrol change from 2007 to 2014?
From 2007 to 2014, the rate of petrol increased by Rs. 24.34.
What are the benefits of switching off the engine of vehicles at the red light on the road?
When the engine of vehicles is switched off at the red light on the road, it helps in saving fuel and reducing emissions, contributing to environmental conservation.
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