FSA Review: Forms of Energy, Electricity, Force&Motion

Mikayla knows that a lamp USES electrical energy. What type(s) of energy does a lamp PRODUCE?

Select all that apply.

• heat

• light

• mechanical

• sound

The foods we eat provide energy for our bodies. What type of energy do we get from food?

• chemical

• heat

• sound

• mechanical

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The sun can change water to water vapor in the air. What type of energy is needed to change a liquid to a gas?

• chemical

• heat

• mechanical

• electrical

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

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Matthew enjoys playing the guitar. He moves his hands closer together so that the pitch becomes higher. This change is the result of

• a faster, shorter vibration of the guitar strings

• a longer, slower vibration of the guitar strings

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Which types of energy travel in waves?

• heat

• sound

• light

• all of the above

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Energy is not used up, but rather, is converted to other types of energy. What is the conversion of energy shown in the picture above?

• wind > mechanical > electrical

• wind > sound > mechanical

• wind > mechanical > chemical

• wind > light > electrical

Our bodies use chemical energy to turn food into fuel. This chemical energy is then converted to which types of energy?

• heat, sound, and mechanical

• light, heat, mechanical

• sound, electrical, nuclear

Which of the following describe how light waves travel? Select all that apply.

• Absorbed, is in the case of wearing dark colors of clothing, or the UV rays we love to "soak up" at the beach

• Refracted (bent) so that a straw in a glass of water appears bent

• Reflected, as with a mirror

• Converted to mechanical energy

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A force can be either a push or a pull.

• True

• False

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Which of the following answer choices is NOT an example of a thermal (heat) insulator?

• copper tea kettle

• a wooden spoon

• a fluffy down ski jacket

• an animal's fur

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