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Lighting Lives: True or False


Lighting Lives: True or FalseVersión en línea Test your knowledge about Debby and solar power. por Ms. Fatima 1 Debby never travels outside cities to help people. Yes No 2 The story is set in New York and New Jersey. Yes No 3 She helps families borrow money from a bank to buy the panels and there is no cost for using the Sun's power. Yes No 4 The Hopi and Navajo communities already had electricity before Debby visited them. Yes No 5 Her new home in Arizona had electricity, where she could turn on a lamp and use a phone. Yes No 6 Debby Tewa grew up in a time when her home had no electricity and she lit a candle at night. Yes No 7 Solar panels are put on the roof of a building and convert sunlight into electricity. Yes No 8 Solar panels are installed inside homes, not on roofs. Yes No 9 Debby invented the technology for solar panels. Yes No 10 Debby travels across lands outside cities in Arizona and New Mexico to help Hopi and Navajo families get solar power. Yes No 11 She travels only within cities, not to the countryside. Yes No 12 Debby lived in Arizona when she was young and had no electricity. Yes No 13 She travels to Hopi and Navajo communities to help them get solar power. Yes No 14 She never teaches Hopi children about solar energy. Yes No 15 Solar power works only at night in deserts. Yes No 16 Debby helps families borrow money from a bank to buy solar panels. Yes No 17 Debby invented the solar panel technology. Yes No 18 Solar power is electricity that comes from the Sun and uses solar panels on a roof. Yes No 19 When she was ten, she moved to a new home that had electricity. Yes No 20 Debby’s bank loans never require repayment. Yes No 21 Solar panels are placed on the ground instead of roofs. Yes No 22 Debby never travels outside cities. Yes No 23 Debby grew up in New Mexico. Yes No 24 Solar power comes from sunlight hitting solar panels and turning into electricity. Yes No 25 Debby Tewa lived in Arizona without electricity as a child. Yes No 26 Debby dislikes teaching about solar energy. Yes No 27 Debby works to provide solar power to people's homes. Yes No 28 Debby travels to Hopi and Navajo people to help them get solar power. Yes No 29 The bank offers free loans with no repayment. Yes No 30 When Debby was ten, she moved to a new home that had electricity. Yes No

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Debby never travels outside cities to help people.

The story is set in New York and New Jersey.

She helps families borrow money from a bank to buy the panels and there is no cost for using the Sun's power.

The Hopi and Navajo communities already had electricity before Debby visited them.

Her new home in Arizona had electricity, where she could turn on a lamp and use a phone.

Debby Tewa grew up in a time when her home had no electricity and she lit a candle at night.

Solar panels are put on the roof of a building and convert sunlight into electricity.

Solar panels are installed inside homes, not on roofs.

Debby invented the technology for solar panels.

Debby travels across lands outside cities in Arizona and New Mexico to help Hopi and Navajo families get solar power.

She travels only within cities, not to the countryside.

Debby lived in Arizona when she was young and had no electricity.

She travels to Hopi and Navajo communities to help them get solar power.

She never teaches Hopi children about solar energy.

Solar power works only at night in deserts.

Debby helps families borrow money from a bank to buy solar panels.

Debby invented the solar panel technology.

Solar power is electricity that comes from the Sun and uses solar panels on a roof.

When she was ten, she moved to a new home that had electricity.

Debby’s bank loans never require repayment.

Solar panels are placed on the ground instead of roofs.

Debby never travels outside cities.

Debby grew up in New Mexico.

Solar power comes from sunlight hitting solar panels and turning into electricity.

Debby Tewa lived in Arizona without electricity as a child.

Debby dislikes teaching about solar energy.

Debby works to provide solar power to people's homes.

Debby travels to Hopi and Navajo people to help them get solar power.

The bank offers free loans with no repayment.

When Debby was ten, she moved to a new home that had electricity.