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WorksheetsUnit 5 Test review - Take 2!
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 45mins
Energy of moving particles is
thermal energy
chemical energy
nuclear energy
solar energy
The Law of Conservation of Energy says energy can be:
created from nothing by people
destroyed by people
destroyed by stars
neither created nor destroyed
chemical energy --> mechanical energy
Plants use sunlight to make food
gears turn on a bicycle making noise
Sunlight can heat things up
you eat lunch to have energy to walk around
The unit for energy
Joules
watts
Newtons
seconds
meters
What is the KE of a 40 kg toy bicycle that is moving at 2 m/s?
10 J
20 J
80 J
160 J
A 75 kg skier is standing at the top of a 25 m hill. What would his kinetic energy at the bottom of the hill be?
18,375 m/s
11.06 m/s
240,000 m/s
22.1 m/s
What is a screw?
means attracted to a magnet
an inclined plane that is wrapped around a cylindrical post
stiff bar that rests on a fulcrum
made of 2 inclined planes that are back to back
The picture showing the energy conversion
Light → chemical
is:
If you complete the same amount work as someone, but in less time
You are more powerful
You are less powerful
You have the same power
Which of these is an example of a wedge?
skateboard
ax
stairs
bottle cap
What is true about the mechanical energy of the rock, after it leaves the bridge?
PE decreases while the KE increases, but the ME remains the same.
potential energy increases as it nears the ground.
momentum is conserved
What is the energy conversion when you burn wood for a fire?
electrical to thermal
light to motion
chemical to thermal
chemical to electrical
What is the energy conversion when you put batteries in a flashlight to make it turn on?
chemical to light
light to motion
chemical to thermal
nuclear to light
What is the energy conversion when you plug in a charger to charge a battery?
electrical to light
kinetic to potential
thermal to chemical
electrical to chemical
What is the energy conversion when you plug in a fan?
potential to motion
potential to heat
heat to electrical
electrical to motion
If a racer used 74 Newtons to climb a tower 320 meters high, then how much power did she develop in those 798 seconds?
29.6 watts
23,680 Joules
317 Watts
313 Watts
A construction worker uses a pulley and a rope to raise an 85 Newton person to a height of 2 m in 6 s. How much work did he do?
1020 J
170 J
278 J
417 J
