Geothermal energy comes from:
Correct answer: A. heat from the Earth's interior
- A. heat from the Earth's interior
- B. burning underground coal seams
- C. solar heat stored in rocks
- D. friction between wind and land
Explanation
Geothermal plants tap the Earth's internal heat, which is strongest in volcanic regions.
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