Question

Under which of the following type of resources tidal energy cannot be put?

• A. Replenishable
• B. Human-made
• C. Abiotic
• D. Non-recyclable

Answer 1

The correct option is A

Replenishable

The explanation for the correct option:

In the case of option A,

1. The surge of the world's oceans created by the emergence and falling of tides is called tidal energy.
2. Renewable resources are sometimes referred to as replenishable resources since they may be replicated or replaced by mechanical, biochemical, and physiological changes.
3. Renewable resources have been further categorized as biological, permanent, or flow resources. Water and winds are classified as continuous or flowing renewable resources.

The explanation for the incorrect options:

1. In the case of option B, human-made resources, also known as capital resources, are material riches generated by individuals that might have been exploited to acquire additional wealth.
2. In the case of option C, abiotic resources include all primary non-biotic raw materials, which are not obtained from biological creatures.
3. In the case of option D, non-recyclable materials are those that cannot be reused after they have been utilized.

Therefore, option A is the correct choice.