Solar Energy MCQs

1. India is utilizing Solar energy through _____

(A) Photometric route

(B) Photosynthesis

(C) Photo power

(D) Photovoltaic route

2. The base of power generating systems is ___

(A) Coal gasification

(B) Biomass gasification

(C) Solar energy

(D) Wind energy

3. The purpose of Wind generator is _______

(A) Power generation

(B) Heat generation

(C) Power dissipation

(D) Power consumption

4. The material are de-localized in which _____ is present.

(A) Neutrons

(B) Protons

(C) Positrons

(D) Electrons

5. India is producing Geothermal energy in____

(A) Mumbai

(B) Chennai

(C) Himachal Pradesh

(D) Kerala

6. Photovoltaic types of solar cells are usually connected electrically in ______ manner.

(A) Neither series nor parallel

(B) Series

(C) Randomly

(D) Parallel

7. Select the Non-conventional energy sources from the following

(A) Produced from heat

(B) Non-renewable

(C) Renewable

(D) Produced from electricity

8. Power is generated from ______ in Timarpur.

(A) Solar energy

(B) Urban waste

(C) Hydropower

(D) Wind energy

9. Electricity generating is the main application of solar cells which is generated from _____

(A) Water

(B) Sunlight

(C) Wind

(D) Biomass

10. India started the use of non-conventional energy sources in _____

(A) 1940

(B) 1960

(C) 1970

(D) 1950

11. The electricity can be produced by solar power, which is a good ____ source.

(A) Commercial

(B) Economical

(C) Commercial and economical

(D) Neither commercial nor economical

12. We can recharge the portable devices by____

(A) Solar batteries

(B) Solar photovoltaic cells

(C) Solar panels

(D) Solar dishes

13. The special composition of the solar cells allows the electrons to flow in _____

(A) Opposite direction

(B) Single direction

(C) Random direction

(D) Multiple directions

14. In sunlight ________ hits the panel of solar cells.

(A) Dust

(B) Photons

(C) Electrons

(D) Protons