Earth Energy Experiments Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Earth Energy Experiments QuizVersión en línea Test your understanding of energy and Earth structures. por Chelsea 1 1. What measurement should be taken to assess plant growth in the music experiment? a Count the number of leaves each plant b Weigh the soil in each pot c Measure the height of bean plants in centimeters each week. 2 2. What happens to the chocolate bar in direct sun with a dark towel? a It would become solid and very hard b It would stay the same due to protection c It would melt because the towel absorbs energy from the Sun. 3 3. From Maya's data, which conclusion is best about color and heat absorption? a Darker surfaces absorb more heat than lighter surfaces. b White absorbs more heat than black c Heat absorption was equal for both colors 4 4. A camper feels cold after sunset. What clothing change helps most? a Wear a wide-brimmed sun hat b Take off shoes and socks c Put on a jacket and long pants. 5 5. Based on the city temperatures, what is true about day vs night temps? a The nighttime temperature is always lower than the afternoon temperature. b The difference was the same every day c The lowest temp was Sunday afternoon 6 6. Which statement is NOT true about snowballs in sun vs shade? a Sun melts snow faster b Temperatures are generally higher in shade than sun. c Shade melts slower 7 7. Which day was likely very cloudy based on the chart? a Monday b Wednesday c Sunday 8 8. Which object had the greatest temperature change over 3 hours? a Water b Sand c Metal 9 9. From 28°C to 34°C, what happened to the puddle's temperature? a The water gained heat from the Sun. b Temperature decreased c Stays the same 10 10. When does a pool lose the most heat energy after absorbing it? a When covered with a solar blanket b When shaded by a tree c When the Sun has set and the air cools at night.

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Earth Energy Experiments QuizVersión en línea

por Chelsea

1. What measurement should be taken to assess plant growth in the music experiment?

2. What happens to the chocolate bar in direct sun with a dark towel?

3. From Maya's data, which conclusion is best about color and heat absorption?

4. A camper feels cold after sunset. What clothing change helps most?

5. Based on the city temperatures, what is true about day vs night temps?

6. Which statement is NOT true about snowballs in sun vs shade?

7. Which day was likely very cloudy based on the chart?

8. Which object had the greatest temperature change over 3 hours?

9. From 28°C to 34°C, what happened to the puddle's temperature?

10. When does a pool lose the most heat energy after absorbing it?