Energy 1–2 Quiz

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Quiz on the first two energy lessons for 7th graders.

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Energy 1–2 Quiz


Energy 1–2 QuizVersión en línea Quiz on the first two energy lessons for 7th graders. por Tuba Fathima 1 Work requires motion; if there is no displacement, no work is done. Yes No 2 Force and energy are not related in any way. → Yes No 3 Motion means staying in one place. Yes No 4 Work only happens when force and motion go in the same direction. Yes No 5 Energy is created whenever a ball bounces and releases energy. Yes No 6 The kinetic energy formula is KE = 1/2 × m × v^2. Yes No 7 Potential energy depends on position or height of an object. Yes No 8 Work = Force × Distance. Yes No 9 A force is a push or pull that can start or stop motion. Yes No 10 You need force to start or stop motion. Yes No 11 Energy is the ability to cause change or do work. Yes No 12 Potential energy exists only when an object is moving. Yes No 13 Power and energy are exactly the same thing. Yes No 14 Work is the same as force regardless of how far the force acts. Yes No 15 Force is measured in Joules. Yes No 16 Pushing a wall counts as scientific work. Yes No 17 Kinetic energy is measured in newtons (N). Yes No 18 Holding a box still is an example of work. Yes No 19 Moving objects have energy. Yes No 20 In a closed system, total energy is conserved and stays constant. Yes No 21 f distance = 0, no work is done. Yes No 22 Energy can be transformed between kinetic and potential forms. Yes No

Energy 1–2 Quiz

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Energy 1–2 QuizVersión en línea

por Tuba Fathima

Work requires motion; if there is no displacement, no work is done.

Force and energy are not related in any way. →

Motion means staying in one place.

Work only happens when force and motion go in the same direction.

Energy is created whenever a ball bounces and releases energy.

The kinetic energy formula is KE = 1/2 × m × v^2.

Potential energy depends on position or height of an object.

Work = Force × Distance.

A force is a push or pull that can start or stop motion.

You need force to start or stop motion.

Energy is the ability to cause change or do work.

Potential energy exists only when an object is moving.

Power and energy are exactly the same thing.

Work is the same as force regardless of how far the force acts.

Force is measured in Joules.

Pushing a wall counts as scientific work.

Kinetic energy is measured in newtons (N).

Holding a box still is an example of work.

Moving objects have energy.

In a closed system, total energy is conserved and stays constant.

f distance = 0, no work is done.

Energy can be transformed between kinetic and potential forms.