Unit Test on Energy for 9th Grade Physical Science at San Miguel High School.
Energy should not be put in landfills
Energy can be created and destroyed, but never changes form
Energy stored in fossil fuels will last forever
Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only changes form
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A footstep makes sound that travels through air in compresison packets and makes your eardrum vibrate
A flash light is turned on converting electrical energy into light and heat
A magnet is attached to an end of a nail which is attached to a battery. A wire connected to the battery touches the edge of the magnet, causing it to spin.
All of the above.
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Energy of stored in position
Energy stored in chemical bonds
Energy stored in bonds between atoms
Energy of motion
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Speed really does not affect kinetic energy.
An increase in speed increases kinetic energy.
An increase in speed decreases kinetic energy.
An increase in speed only affects kinetic energy in some situations.
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Mass does not really affect kinetic energy.
An increase in mass will increase kinetic energy.
A decrease in mass will increase kinetic energy.
An increase in mass will cause kinetic energy to become zero.
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Energy stored in position
Energy of motion
Radiant energy from the sun
Force moved through a distance
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Mass really does not affect potential energy.
Mass turns into light when an object is at rest.
An increase in mass will increase the potential energy.
An increase in mass will decrease the potential energy.
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Height really does not affect potential energy.
The higher an object is, the more potential energy it has.
The lower an object is, the more potential energy it has.
If an object is too high, its potential energy will be zero.
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Chemical enregy is stored in bonds between atoms; nuclear energy is stored within the atom.
Chemical energy and nuclear energy are both the same thing.
Chemical energy is only endothermic; nuclear energy is only exothermic.
Chemical energy is never dangerous; nuclear energy is always dangerous.
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The energy of attraction between magnets.
The energy stored in long underwear.
The energy of moving particles in a substance.
Force divided by acceleration.
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Energy stored in position.
Energy of motion.
Energy carried by light.
Energy that causes explosions.
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Energy of motion.
Energy stored in position.
Energy carried by moving electrons.
Energy of attraction between masses.
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Fossil fuels
Solar
Moving water
Wind
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Ancient organisms buried their fires so we could use the energy later.
Ancient organisms died. Millions of years of extreme heat and pressure converted their remains into fuel sources we use by burning.
Ancient organisms converted their emotions into heat and light.
Ancient organisms floating on the ocean surface are collected. Because they never decayed, we can burn them now for fuel.
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Uranium, light rays, coal
Uranium, natural gas, and sunlight
Coal, oil, and natural gas
Coal, oil, and sunlight
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It is only available when the sun is shining.
It results in radioactives wastes that are dangerous.
It is noisy.
It is replenished continually.
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Rotation of the earth.
Light converted into electricity.
Heat coming from within the earth.
The temperature of rocks.
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Electricity produced by organisms decaying in stagnant pools of water.
Electricity produced by the motion of water.
Electricity produced to keep water in containers and behind dams.
Electricity produced during storms.
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Fuels that cannot be used up by humans.
Fuels burried in the ground that come from the decay of ancient organisms
Fuels that reach the earth from outerspace
Fuels that can be put back after its been used
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A device that converts pictures into voltages
A device that converts light into electricity
A device that converts water into heat
A device that converts motion into light
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A mass is acted upon by gravity.
A force causes an object to hold still.
A force causes an object to move over a distance.
An attraction between molecules.
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Potential energy
Kinetic energy
Work
None of these
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Yes
No
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Yes.
No.
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Force
Work
Kinetic energy
Potential energy
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Mass
Potential energy
Kinetic energy
Radiant energy
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Bowling ball
Ping pong ball
They have the same kinetic energy
Neither has any kinetic energy
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Bowling ball
Ping pong ball
Both have infinite kinetic energy
Neither has any kinetic energy
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Bowling ball
Ping pong ball
Both have the same potential energy
Neither has any potential energy
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Batman
Spiderman
Both do the same amount of work
Neither does any work
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400 J
4000 J
40,000 J
400,000 J
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20,000 J
2000 J
196,000 J
19,600 J
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30 J
60 J
15 J
3 J
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0.9 kg
0.09 kg
18 kg
0.18 kg
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5 kg
2 kg
11.76 kg
0.2 kg
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The mouse
The elephant
They put the same amount of gas into their cars
Neither puts any gas into her car
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Ironman
Evil Villain
Neither does any work
Both do the same amount of work
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Ironman
Evil Villain
Neither exerts any force
Both exert the same amount of force
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The slope is the direction the boulder is moved by each character.
The slope is the force exerted by that character.
The slope is the work done by that character.
The slope is the distance the boulder is moved by that character.
1/10 and 1/2
1/12 and 1
12 and 1
10 and 2
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About 72 Joules
About 12 Joules
About 4 Joules
About 48 Joules
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His line would be twice as steep.
His line would be half as steep.
His line would be four times steeper.
The graph would not change.
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Radiant energy
Rotational energy
Kinetic energy
Potential energy
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Nuclear energy
Mechanical energy
Electrical energy
Potential energy
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Heat is released
Heat is absorbed
Heat is equalibrated
Heat is not involved
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Created
Destroyed
Released
Absorbed
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Radiant
Feuding
Fission
Fusion
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Planets orbiting the sun
Springs
Electrons moving
The bonds between atoms
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