Quarter 3 Review (Ch 13-15)
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- Q1The energy transformation that occurs in a toaster:electric energy to thermal energychemical energy to electric energykinetic energy to chemical energythermal energy to potential energy45sEditDelete
- Q2Choose the energy transformation that occurs when turning on a lamp.mechanical to electrical to thermalnuclear to radiant to mechanicalelectric to radiant to thermalelectrical to sound to thermal45sEditDelete
- Q3Shooting a basketball is what kind of energy?nuclear energymechanical energythermal energyradiant energy45sEditDelete
- Q4What type of energy is the energy of moving atoms?thermal energynuclear energyelectrical energyradiant energy45sEditDelete
- Q5Which interactions of light with matter are taking place in the picture?reflection, refraction, and transmissiontranslucent, transparent, and opaquediffraction, reflection, and absorptionreflection, scattering, and diffraction45sEditDelete
- Q6When a ball is thrown in the air, when does it have the LEAST kinetic energy and the MOST potential energy?at its highest pointat its lowest point when moving downwardat its lowest point when moving upwardmidway between its highest and lowest point45sEditDelete
- Q7The distance between one point on a wave and the nearest point just like it is the _________.frequencycrestamplitudewavelength45sEditDelete
- Q8The more energy a wave has, the greater its ______________ will be.speedamplitudewavelengthsound45sEditDelete
- Q9Waves transfermatter onlyenergy and matternothingenergy only45sEditDelete
- Q10Which describes how the wave could change if the person's hand moved at a faster rate?the frequency would not changethe frequency would increasethe frequency would decreasethe amplitude would decrease45sEditDelete
- Q11Which material has atoms arranged in domains that point in RANDOM directions?plastica nonmagnetic materiala magnetic materiala magnet45sEditDelete
- Q12What is a material in which electric charges cannot easily movean electric conductoran electric insulatoran electric currentan electric field45sEditDelete
- Q13What is a material in which electric charges easily move?an electric currentan electric insulatoran electric conductoran electric field45sEditDelete
- Q14What is the energy that is within food?chemical potential energythermal energynuclear energykinetic energy45sEditDelete
- Q15When food has been digested in our bodies, it can become _______________ energy for movement.thermalradiantpotentialkinetic45sEditDelete
- Q16When food has been digested in our bodies, it can become _______________ energy for warmth.thermalradiantkineticnuclear45sEditDelete
- Q17___________________ waves can travel only through matter.hairelectromagneticoceanmechanical45sEditDelete
- Q18________________ waves can travel through matter or empty space.electromagnetichairoceanmechanical45sEditDelete
- Q19What forms of energy are used when playing a radio? (Don't include the WASTED forms)nuclear, radiant, soundelectrical, nuclear, thermalnuclear, radiant, thermalelectrical, mechanical, sound45sEditDelete
- Q20What forms of energy are used when a microwave is heating food? (Don't include the WASTED forms)radiant, mechanical, electrical, soundelectrical, mechanical, radiant, thermalsound, nuclear, mechanical, thermalnuclear, electrical, radiant, thermal45sEditDelete
