WorksheetsChapter 1: Amplify test: What is Energy?
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1) Energy from the sun is considered what type of energy?
a)
A) Potential Energy
b)
B) Kinetic Energy
c)
C) Light Energy
d)
D) None of the above
2.
2) What is a generator?
a)
A) To change from one type to another.
b)
B) The energy that is stored in an object or system.
c)
C) The energy that an object has because it's moving.
d)
D) A machine that converts kinetic energy into Electrical energy.
3.
3) Energy from a battery is considered what type of energy?
a)
A) Potential Energy
b)
B) Kinetic Energy
c)
C) Light Energy
d)
D) None of the above
4.
4) What is potential energy
a)
A) the energy that an object because it is moving
b)
B) The energy that is stored in an object or system
c)
C) Energy that transfers from one thin to another.
d)
D) None of the above
5.
5) What is kinetic energy
a)
A) the energy that an object has because it is moving
b)
B) The energy that is stored in an object or system
c)
C) Energy that transfers from one thing to another.
d)
D) None of the above
6.
6) What is a system?
a)
A) A set of interacting parts forming a complex whole
b)
B) The energy that is stored in an object or system
c)
C) Energy that transfers from one thin to another.
d)
D) None of the above
7.
7) Separate parts of a system create a working system
a)
A) True
b)
B) False
8.
8) What is the definition of convert?
a)
A) To change from one type to another.
b)
B) The energy that is stored in an object or system.
c)
C) The energy that an object has because it's moving.
d)
D) The ability to make things move or change.
9.
9) What is a claim
a)
A) Information about the natural world that is used to support or go against a claim.
b)
B) information used to answer the reasoning
c)
C) Energy that transfers from one thing to another.
d)
D) None of the above
10.
10) What is Evidence.
a)
A) Information about the natural world that is used to support or go against a claim.
b)
B) A claim supported by evidence
c)
C) a set of interacting facts
d)
D) Explains how your evidence supports your claim.
11.
11) Compare the Little Sun lamp and the Hollow Flashlight. What is a key difference in how they are powered?
a)
A) The Little Sun lamp uses wind, while the Hollow Flashlight uses water.
b)
B) Both use batteries to store energy.
c)
C) The Little Sun lamp uses sunlight, while the Hollow Flashlight uses human body heat.
d)
D) Both need to be plugged into an electrical grid.
12.
12) This wind up toy has what type of energy when it is NOT WOUND UP.
a)
A) Potential Energy
b)
B) Kinetic Energy
c)
C) Has no Energy
d)
D) Light energy.
13.
13) This wind up toy has what type of energy when it is IS WOUND UP BUT NOT MOVING.
a)
A) Potential Energy
b)
B) Kinetic Energy
c)
C) Has no Energy
d)
D) Light energy.
14.
14) This wind up toy has what type of energy when it is MOVING.
a)
A) Potential Energy
b)
B) Kinetic Energy
c)
C) Has no Energy
d)
D) Light energy.
15.
15) Which of the following is an example of Kinetic Energy?
a)
A) Moving Car.
b)
B) A book on a shelf
c)
C) A stretched rubber band
d)
D) A charged battery.
16.
16) These items have what type of energy?
a)
A) Kinetic energy
b)
B) Potential Energy
c)
C) No energy
d)
D) None of the above
17.
17) What was the name of the invention that was created for students by Olafur and Eliasson Frederik Ottesen
a)
A) The little sun lamp
b)
B) The Twitchy toy
c)
C) The Hollow flash light.
d)
D) Electrical Wires
18.
18) What was the name of the invention that was created for students by Ana Makosinski
a)
A) The little sun lamp
b)
B) The Twitchy toy
c)
C) The Hollow flash light.
d)
D) Electrical Wires
19.
19) What are some ways that kinetic energy might be involved in rescue team missions? select only the ones that apply.
a)
When they walk or run
b)
When they drive a car to rescue
c)
When they lift something.
d)
In the batteries of their flashlight.
e)
The food the rescue team eats.
20.
20) What are some ways that potential energy might be involved in rescue team missions? select only the ones that apply.
a)
In the batteries of their flashlight.
b)
The food the rescue team eats.
c)
In the batteries of their walkie talkies.
d)
When they walk or run
e)
When they drive a car to rescue
21.
21) Whenever something moves or changes, it is because of energy.
a)
A) True
b)
B) False
22.
22) How does the Hollow Flashlight generate light?
a)
A) By plugging into the electrical grid
b)
B) By using solar panels
c)
C) By converting heat from the human hand into electricity
d)
D) By burning kerosene
23.
23) Why is it easier to gather evidence that something has kinetic energy instead of for potential energy?
a)
A) Because you can see things that have kinetic energy are moving.
b)
B) You can see the light.
c)
C) For potential energy you can't see it.
d)
D) Both A and B
24.
24) What does the solar panel on the back of the Little Sun lamp do?
a)
A) It stores water for the lamp
b)
B) It converts light energy from the sun into electricity
c)
C) It makes the lamp heavier
d)
D) It changes the color of the lamp
25.
25) What uses a claim, evidence and reasoning?
a)
A scientific argument
b)
A scientific novel
c)
Potential Energy
d)
None of the above
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