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Energy change and Conservation

Quiz by Onyemachi Okoronkwo

Grade 6-8
Science
Next Generation Science Standards

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10 questions
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  • Q1
    What are the two types of energy transformation?
    Single and Multiple
    First and Second
    Good and Bad
    Maximum and Minimum
    30s
    MS-PS3-5
  • Q2
    An example of a single transformation is
    running a race (chemical to mechanical to thermal)
    photosynthesis (electromagnetic to thermal to chemical)
    Starting a car (chemical to electrical to mechanical)
    toasting a bread (electrical to thermal)
    30s
    MS-PS3-5
  • Q3
    An example of a multiple transformation is
    cooking food (themal to chemical)
    turning on the lightbulb (electrical to light to heat)
    Lighting a match (mechanical to chemical to thermal to light)
    30s
    MS-PS3-5
  • Q4
    What is happening as the ball goes from point A to point D
    Question Image
    The potential energy is the same
    The potential energy is doubled
    The potential energy is decreasing
    The potential energy is increasing
    30s
    MS-PS3-5
  • Q5
    What is happening as the ball goes from point A to point D
    Question Image
    The kinetic energy is the same
    The kinetic energy is increasing
    The kinetic energy is decreasing
    The kinetic energy is doubled
    30s
    MS-PS3-5
  • Q6
    Which of these DOES NOT shows the Law of conservation of Energy?
    Energy is transformed from one form/type to another
    Energy is not destroyed.
    Energy is transferred from one object to another
    Energy can be created at some point
    30s
    MS-PS3-5
  • Q7
    Why would an object thrown at a higher altitude go further than an object thrown at a lower altitude?
    Because the density is lower at high altitude and this causes less friction
    Because it is high
    This is false because both objects will go the same distance
    Because the density is lower at low altitude causing gravity to act
    30s
    MS-PS3-5
  • Q8
    Which of these waves require a medium to travel?
    Sound waves
    X-rays
    Radio waves
    Microwaves
    30s
    MS-PS3-5
  • Q9
    When the ocean waves break, where does the energy go?
    Back in the water
    to the divers
    to the animals
    Air and sea shore
    30s
    MS-PS3-5
  • Q10
    At what point does the ball have the highest kinetic energy?
    Question Image
    D
    C
    B
    A
    30s
    MS-PS3-5

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