WorksheetsEnergy quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What do you call energy that flows in the form of electromagnetic waves?
Radiant Energy
Chemical Energy
kinetic energy
nuclear energy
Electrical Energy flows in a circuit. Electrical energy is the flow of _______________.
protons
neutrons
insulators
electrons
You pull back the ball at the end of a Newton's Cradle. Which energy transformation takes place when you let go?
potential energy to kinetic energy
kinetic energy to potential energy
heat energy to potential energy
heat energy to kinetic energy
A book falls off a shelf. Why is the potential energy stored in the book not all transformed into kinetic energy?
some energy is transformed into air
some energy is transformed into heat
some energy is always created
some energy is always destroyed
When a rubber band is being stretched or compressed is an example of __________ energy.
chemical
elastic
nuclear
solar
Kinetic Energy is the energy of ______________.
time
mass
motion
photosynthesis
The more particles an object has the faster the particles move, this increases the amount of _____________ energy.
thermal
chemical
electrical
potential
Potential Energy is stored energy that depends on _______________ and position.
mass
height
the amount of work
velocity
Gravitational Potential Energy depends on mass and ____________________.
height
the fulcrum
the amount of work
velocity
___________________ energy such as gasoline and food are examples stored in chemical bonds between atoms.
Thermal
Chemical
Elastic
Solar
What is the role of a battery in an electric circuit?
transformer
source
conductor
switch
What happens to an electromagnet when a current stops flowing through it?
it gets stronger
it changes the direction of its field
it loses magnetism
it attracts the needle of a compass
In the water cycle the sun heats up the water and causes Evaporation. What do we call the process when the gas cools off and turns back into a liquid forming tiny water droplets, which form clouds?
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
runoff
This forms when water vapor condenses directly on the surface of an object.
dew
transpiration
precipitation
accumulation
This is a boundary or dividing line between two air masses.
front
air mass
water cycle
hurricane
