Energy Sources Quiz

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Quiz for Stage 7 KS3 Energy topic
Jeffrey Piggott
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Pregunta 1

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We get the energy that our bodies need from energy stored in:
Respuesta
  • food.
  • water.
  • warm clothes.
  • hot baths.

Pregunta 2

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The units for measuring energy are:
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  • horsepower.
  • degrees.
  • joules..
  • netwons

Pregunta 3

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People who dig holes in the road need a lotof energy stored in their food because:
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  • they have long tea breaks.
  • they always forget their sandwiches.
  • they sometimes have to work in the rain.
  • they transfer a lot of energy while theywork.

Pregunta 4

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You can find out how much energy is in a peanut by:
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  • burning it, and seeing how hot it makes a test tube of water.
  • eating it, and seeing how full you feel.
  • weighing it.
  • seeing what colour it is.

Pregunta 5

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How do we describe the way that energy is stored in batteries and food?
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  • kinetic energy
  • chemical energy
  • thermal energy
  • potential energy

Pregunta 6

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Which of these is NOT a way of transferring energy?
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  • light
  • forces
  • heating
  • strain

Pregunta 7

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Which two stores is energy transferred between when you heat a pan of water on a gas cooker?
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  • thermal to chemical
  • electrical to thermal
  • chemical to thermal
  • kinetic to strain

Pregunta 8

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A stretched bow is a store of energy (strain energy). What happens to the energy when the arrow is fired?
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  • Forces transfer the energy to kinetic energy in the arrow.
  • Energy is stored as chemical energy.
  • Movement energy is transferred to sound energy.
  • Force energy is transferred by movement.

Pregunta 9

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Fossil fuels are formed from:
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  • water.
  • electricity.
  • dead plants and animals.
  • rocks.

Pregunta 10

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Fossil fuels are non-renewable fuels because:
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  • they give out heat when they burn.
  • they were formed from fossils.
  • they are expensive.
  • they cannot be replaced once they are burnt.

Pregunta 11

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Electricity is not a fuel because:
Respuesta
  • it has to be generated using other energy resources.
  • it is easy to switch on and off.
  • it cannot be used to make cars run.
  • it can burn you.

Pregunta 12

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Which statement is true?
Respuesta
  • Renewable energy resources will run out one day.
  • Renewable energy resources will not run out.
  • Non-renewable energy resources will not run out.
  • None of our energy resources will run out.

Pregunta 13

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Which statement is true?
Respuesta
  • Coal has energy stored in it because it is black.
  • Fossil fuels have energy stored in them because the animals that became fossils ran around a lot.
  • Coal has energy stored in it because it is warm inside the Earth.
  • The plants that formed coal got their energy from the Sun.

Pregunta 14

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Which of these energy resources does not originally come from the Sun?
Respuesta
  • wind energy
  • solar power
  • fossil fuels
  • geothermal energy

Pregunta 15

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Which of the following is not true?
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  • Energy can be transferred to heat things.
  • Energy can be destroyed.
  • Energy is stored in fossil fuels.
  • Energy can be stored.

Pregunta 16

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Why do we need to burn fewer fossil fuels?
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  • Burning fossil fuels is contributing to climate change.
  • Electricity is running out.
  • To pay for new cars.
  • Energy is cheap.

Pregunta 17

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How could we use less fuel for heating our homes?
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  • Keep the house warmer and open the windows.
  • Keep the house cooler and wear a jumper.
  • Make sure we leave the heating on when we are out.
  • Turn the heat up at night, so we don’t need blankets on the bed.

Pregunta 18

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Which of these is NOT a problem with using energy resources?
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  • Burning fossil fuels releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
  • Wind turbines do not produce carbon dioxide.
  • Solar energy is not available during the night.
  • Nuclear fuel gives off dangerous radiation.
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