WorksheetsMaterial systems and energy
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
Our planet, The Earth, receives energy from the sun and interacts with the moon through its gavitational field. This an example of:
Non- Isolated system.
Isolated system
Lonely system
Friendly system
An isolated system doesn't exchange energy or matter with the exterior. One example of isolated system is:
The school and the students.
The solar system.
Water inside a thermo.
An ecosystem.
When you push really hard a balloon, it explodes. This is an example of:
Change of position.
Deformation.
Change caused by heat.
The force of the wind.
When a kid plays with his toy cars, he pushes them to have a car race. This is an example of:
Change of position.
Deformation.
Change caused by heat.
The force of the wind.
During the last few days the temperature has been really high. Rose sometimes has problems opening her front door in the morning, but at night everything is OK. This is an example of:
Change of position.
Deformation.
Change caused by heat.
The force of the wind.
Thousand of years ago, our ancestors made tools out of rocks and wood. It means they were using the energy from:
Electricity
Fuels.
Water.
Muscles.
Imagine you want to participate in a race. Your mom gives you a delicious chicken sandwich and some oatmeal two hours before the race and wish you the best. What kind of energy is used by your body?
Chemical energy
Light energy
Sound energy
Nuclear energy
Nowadays, many people install solar panels at home to get another source of energy for their devices. What kind of energy is used in this example?
Chemical energy
Light energy
Sound energy
Nuclear energy
Sometimes, people like listening to music at very high levels. This can cause damage to the organs involved with hearing but that doesn't seem to matter when they are partying. What kind of energy is used in this example?
Chemical energy
Light energy
Sound energy
Nuclear energy
Our planet is the only one in our solar system that keeps liquid water. In The Earth, it can be found in solid state in places like Antartica and as water vapor in our atmosphere. What kind of energy allows this changes of state?
Chemical energy
Light energy
Sound energy
Thermal energy
