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QuizMora Editorial TeamPublished July 29, 2026 · Updated July 29, 2026

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Question 1 of 20Everyday LifeSolar panels need hot weather to generate electricity.
Question 2 of 20Everyday LifeTurning a thermostat far above the target temperature makes a standard heating system warm the home faster.
Question 3 of 20Everyday LifeA clogged HVAC filter can reduce airflow.
Question 4 of 20Everyday LifeSome appliances draw small phantom loads while waiting in standby.
Question 5 of 20Everyday LifeA ceiling fan lowers the air temperature in an empty room.
Question 6 of 20Everyday LifeSealing unwanted air leaks can improve comfort and efficiency.
Question 7 of 20Everyday LifeLED bulbs produce no heat at all.
Question 8 of 20Everyday LifeSolar panels can still produce electricity on cloudy days.
Question 9 of 20Everyday LifeSmart-thermostat savings depend on the home, equipment, climate, and schedule.
Question 10 of 20Everyday LifeLED bulbs generally use less electricity than incandescent bulbs for similar light output.
Question 11 of 20Everyday LifeWindows are the only meaningful source of heat loss in a home.
Question 12 of 20Everyday LifeUsing a gas oven with the door open is a safe way to heat a home.
Question 13 of 20Everyday LifeExterior shade can reduce summer solar heat gain through windows.
Question 14 of 20Everyday LifeAn electronic device uses absolutely no electricity whenever its screen is off.
Question 15 of 20Everyday LifeEnergy labels can help shoppers compare estimated appliance energy use.
Question 16 of 20Everyday LifeA portable electric space heater is always the cheapest way to heat an entire house.
Question 17 of 20Everyday LifeClosing many supply vents always cuts heating and cooling costs.
Question 18 of 20Everyday LifeInsulation slows heat flow through a building envelope.
Question 19 of 20Everyday LifeA heat pump moves heat rather than creating all of it through combustion.
Question 20 of 20Everyday LifeHandwashing dishes always uses less water and energy than a modern dishwasher.

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