Energy Transfer Quiz

How does energy transfer to and from matter?

• Through conduction, convection, and radiation

• By chemical reactions only

• Via sound waves

• Through magnetic fields only

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What is Conduction, Convection, and Radiation?

• They are methods of heat transfer.

• They are types of chemical reactions.

• They are forms of energy storage.

• They are types of electrical circuits.

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What are states of matter and how does energy affect them? (What do they look like in a model?)

• States of matter are solid, liquid, gas, and plasma; energy affects them by changing their state.

• States of matter are only solid and liquid; energy has no effect on them.

• States of matter are gas and plasma; energy affects them by keeping them constant.

• States of matter are solid, liquid, and gas; energy does not affect them.

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What is the definition of Density and which of the following is an example?

• Density is the mass per unit volume; an example is the density of water, which is 1 g/cm³.

• Density is the amount of space an object occupies; an example is the volume of a cube.

• Density is the weight of an object; an example is the weight of a rock.

• Density is the height of an object; an example is the height of a building.

What is energy? How do we measure it?

• Energy is the ability to do work, measured in joules.

• Energy is a type of matter, measured in kilograms.

• Energy is a form of light, measured in lumens.

• Energy is a type of sound, measured in decibels.

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What are examples of forms of energy?

• Kinetic energy, potential energy, thermal energy

• Solid, liquid, gas

• Red, blue, green

• Mammals, birds, reptiles

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What drives global ocean circulation in the Arctic Ocean?

• Gravity pulling water south.

• The exchange between cold Arctic water and warm Atlantic water.

• Winds from the Arctic Circle.

• Plate tectonics beneath the ocean.

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How are aquifers refilled?

• Water flowing from rivers.

• Gravity pulling water from the surface.

• Tides moving water underground.

• Precipitation soaking into the ground.

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What have GRACE satellites measured in groundwater basins?

• Changes in Earth's gravity caused by variations in water mass.

• Surface water temperatures.

• Water salinity levels.

• Aquifer refilling rates.

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Which of the following was observed during a solar eclipse?

• Sunlight intensity increased.

• Cloud coverage became denser.

• Wind speed decreased, and temperature dropped.

• Rainfall increased.

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