The Function of the Control Rods in a Nuclear Reactor

question 12

Multiple Choice

The function of the control rods in a nuclear reactor is to:

• A)increase fission by slowing down the neutrons
• B)decrease the energy of the neutrons without absorbing them
• C)increase the ability of the neutrons to cause fission
• D)decrease fission by absorbing neutrons
• E)provide the critical mass for the fission reaction

Understand various instructional strategies and their impact on student learning.

Identify and analyze the benefits and limitations of the standard classroom format.

Recognize the principles and effectiveness of reciprocal teaching.

Understand the concept of realistic mathematics education and its approach to learning.

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