(Q3) PS - Benchmark Review (set B)

A man pushes as hard as he can on the wall.

• the wall pushes back with the same force on the man

• the wall does not push back on the man

• the wall pushes back with a greater force on the man

• the wall pushes back with a smaller force on the man

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When the hammer hits the nail, the forces (a)  

• push on different objects
• push in the same direction
• cancel each other out
• only push down on the nail

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This images shows a transfer of energy from....

• kinetic energy to thermal energy

• potential energy to kinetic energy

• kinetic energy to potential energy

• thermal energy to kinetic energy

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Which statement explains why the kinetic energy increases?

• potential energy is transferred to kinetic energy

• there is more kinetic energy close to Earth

• the wind pushes with a greater force

• forces are equal but opposite

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Why does the skater speed up and slow down while traveling back-and-forth?

• transfer of energy

• creation of energy

• increase in total energy

• decrease in total energy

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Where does the diver's kinetic energy go as she enters the water and slows down?

(select ALL that apply)

• speeding up water molecules

• sound

• thermal energy (heat up surroundings)

• elastic potential energy

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Why does the skater come to a stop?

• energy is transferred to thermal energy

• total energy decreases to zero

• energy gets used up

• energy is transferred to kinetic energy

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Energy due to an object's temperature

• thermal energy

• elastic potential energy

• gravitational potential energy

• kinetic energy

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What happens to your kinetic energy at the very bottom of your jump on a trampoline?

• it gets transferred to elastic potential energy

• there is no energy left

• KE is at its maximum

• it is all transferred to thermal energy

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What type of energy is at 'A'?

(select ALL that apply)

• max PE

• max KE

• half KE, half PE

• min PE

• min KE

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