Free Printable STEM Quiz Grade 6

Worksheets

STEM Quiz Grade 6

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name

Class

Date

What STEM stand for?

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Environment

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Science, Technology, Education, and Mathematics

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Medicine

what is electericity?

Electricity is a type of gas used for heating.

Electricity is a solid material found in batteries.

Electricity is a type of fruit that grows on trees.

Electricity is a form of energy resulting from the flow of electrons.

What AC stand for?

Alternating Current

Analog Current

Active Current

Alternating Circuit

What DC stand for?

Direct Current

Dynamic Control

Digital Code

Data Communication

Which one explain what is DC?

Alternating Current (AC) flows in multiple directions.

DC is a type of battery that stores energy.

Direct Current (DC) is a type of electrical current that flows in one direction.

Direct Current (DC) is used only in solar panels.

Which one explain what is AC?

Alternating Current (AC) is an electric current that switches direction back and forth.

AC is a type of battery used for storage.

Alternating Current (AC) is a type of voltage that remains constant.

Direct Current (DC) flows in one direction only.

What ways that power plants use to power the generators?

Solar panels only

Wind turbines without generators

Geothermal heating systems

Things Like Oil, coal, wind, water, etc...

What's the process call when magnets produce electricity?

Electromagnetic induction

Magnetic resonance

Electrostatic discharge

Magneto-electric effect

What's the invisible force magnets make?

Gravitational field

Electric field

Magnetic field

Sound waves

10.

What's static electricity?

Static electricity is a type of current flow.

Static electricity is caused by moving water.

Static electricity is the build up of electric charge on an object.

Static electricity is the result of chemical reactions.

11.

What's a conductor?

A conductor is a type of electrical circuit that generates power.

A conductor is a material that allows electricity or heat to flow freely.

A conductor is a device that stores electrical energy.

A conductor is a type of insulator that blocks electricity.

12.

What's an insulator?

A material that don't allow electricity or heat to flow freely.

A type of conductor that enhances heat flow.

A device that amplifies electrical signals.

A material that allows electricity to pass freely.

13.

which ones are examples of a conductor?

Copper, aluminum, silver

Wood

Rubber

Glass

14.

which ones are examples of an insulator?

Copper

Rubber, glass, plastic

Iron

Aluminum

100 %

STEM Quiz Grade 6

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Similar Resources on Wayground