Quiz On Forms Of Energy (Solar, Heat, Sound, And Motion)
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Food is an example of.....
- A.
Chemical energy.
- B.
Radiant energy.
- C.
Gravitational energy.
- D.
Electric energy.
- E.
Nuclear energy.
Correct Answer
A. Chemical energy.Explanation
We burn food for energy. Burning is a chemical reaction so food is chemical energy.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Fuel, like gasoline, is an example of...
- A.
Chemical energy
- B.
Sound energy
- C.
Radiant energy
- D.
Nuclear energy
- E.
Electric energy
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A. Chemical energyExplanation
We burn fuel. Burning is a chemical reaction so fuel is chemical energy.Rate this question:
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- 3.
A rock sitting on the edge of a cliff is an example of...
- A.
Radiant energy.
- B.
Gravitational energy.
- C.
Nuclear energy.
- D.
Chemical energy.
- E.
Sound energy.
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B. Gravitational energy.Explanation
Anything above the ground is pulled on by gravity so it has gravitational energy.Rate this question:
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- 4.
A plucked guitar string has...
- A.
Gravitational energy.
- B.
Radiant energy.
- C.
Sound energy.
- D.
Chemical energy.
- E.
Thermal energy.
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C. Sound energy.Explanation
Anything object that vibrates can produce sound waves so it has sound energy.Rate this question:
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A hot pan has
- A.
Chemical energy.
- B.
Nuclear energy.
- C.
Radiant energy.
- D.
Electric energy.
- E.
Thermal energy.
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E. Thermal energy.Explanation
Anything that has a temperature has thermal energy.Rate this question:
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Which of the following has thermal energy.
- A.
A refrigerator.
- B.
A hot stove.
- C.
The sun.
- D.
None of these answers.
- E.
All of these answers.
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E. All of these answers.Explanation
Anything that has a temperature has thermal energy.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Throwing a baseball is an example of....
- A.
Chemical energy.
- B.
Radiant energy.
- C.
Nuclear energy.
- D.
Motion energy.
- E.
Gravitational energy.
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D. Motion energy.Explanation
Anything moving has motion energy.Rate this question:
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- 8.
A stretched rubber band is an example of....
- A.
Gravitational energy.
- B.
Stored mechanical energy.
- C.
Radiant energy.
- D.
Sound energy.
- E.
Chemical energy.
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B. Stored mechanical energy.Explanation
Anything that is being pulled apart or squeezed together but resists has stored mechanical energy.Rate this question:
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Squeezing a spring is an example of....
- A.
Chemical energy.
- B.
Nuclear energy.
- C.
Thermal energy.
- D.
Stored mechanical energy.
- E.
Radiant energy.
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D. Stored mechanical energy.Explanation
Anything that is being pulled apart or squeezed together but resists has stored mechanical energy.Rate this question:
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Which of the following are all examples of radiant energy?
- A.
Microwaves, sound waves, light waves, radio waves
- B.
Light waves, fission, sound waves, x-rays
- C.
Light waves, u-v rays, x-rays, microwaves, radiowaves
- D.
Radiation, fusion, fission
- E.
Microwaves, sound waves, earthquake waves
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C. Light waves, u-v rays, x-rays, microwaves, radiowavesExplanation
Any form of light is radiant energy. All the forms of light are as follows: radio waves, microwaves, infrared waves, visible light waves, u-v rays, x-rays, gamma-rays.Rate this question:
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When you turn on a battery powered toy, what energy is moving through the battery and toy?
- A.
Electric energy.
- B.
Gravitational energy.
- C.
Thermal energy.
- D.
Radiant energy.
- E.
Motion energy.
Correct Answer
A. Electric energy.Explanation
Electricity moves through the toy. Electricity is moving electrons. Moving electrons is electric energy.Rate this question:
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Nuclear energy comes from splitting apart ....
- A.
Two molecules.
- B.
An electron into quarks.
- C.
An atom's nucleus.
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C. An atom's nucleus.Explanation
Nuclear energy comes from the forces that hold together the protons and neutrons in a nucleus. Splitting an atom's nucleus releases nuclear energy.Rate this question:
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How fast molecules move within a matter gives matter...
- A.
Thermal energy.
- B.
Radiant energy.
- C.
Chemical energy.
- D.
Electric energy.
- E.
Sound energy.
Correct Answer
A. Thermal energy.Explanation
Thermal energy comes from how fast the molecules are moving in matter. We can't see molecules moving but we can feel their energy as temperature. The faster molecules are moving, the hotter the temperature.Rate this question:
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