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What does a toy car need to drive?
Batteries Socks Gloves Hats
When do you use a lot of energy?
When running When sleeping When sitting When lying down
What allows a thermos to keep drinks warm?
Good insulation Beautiful colours Nice pictures Soft handles
How does your gut feel when you need energy?
Hungry Blue Square Hard
What does a ball bearing do in a toy wheel?
It turns easier Turning red It makes noise It gets bigger
What do you use to light a candle?
Fire Water Sand Leaves
What can you do with wind energy?
Running a mill Eating an apple Making a drawing Singing a song
What can you do to save energy?
Turning off the light Talking louder Buy more toys Eat faster
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What does a phone create so that it works?
A battery An apple A stone A leaf
What happens to a bubble when you blow into it?
He gets bigger He turns black It will be square He gets heavy
What gets energy from the wind?
A windmill A tree A stone A house
What makes a plane fly?
The engines The wheels The chairs The windows
Which ball moves without you pushing it?
A ball rolling down a hill A ball in your hand A ball in a box An underwater ball
What makes you able to talk?
Air from your lungs Water in your mouth Sand in your throat Sugar on your tongue
What can you do when you have energy to spare?
Playing outdoors In bed Sitting still Doing nothing
What makes a toy train travel along the rails?
A motor with power The rails themselves The sky The sound
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What energy does a bird use to fly?
Muscle power Electricity Petrol Water
Which machine helps you clean clothes?
A washing machine A television A computer A phone
What happens when you press and release a spring?
He jumps up He will be flat He disappears He will be around
How can you make a car drive?
With petrol With sand With leaves With snow
What do you need to light a torch?
Batteries Water Sand Stone
How is light created during thunderstorms?
By lightning By rain By wind Through snow
How can you make a fire?
With matches With water With snow With mud
Where does electricity come from in your home?
Out of the socket From the tap From the letterbox Out the door
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What form of energy is in a battery?
Chemical energy Mechanical energy Solar Wind energy
Why do you need more energy to cycle uphill?
You have to work against gravity The air is thinner It is colder There is more wind
What energy change takes place in a light bulb?
Electrical energy becomes light and heat Light energy becomes electrical energy Heat becomes light energy Chemical energy becomes light energy
Why does a bouncing ball get less high after each bounce?
Some of the energy is lost as heat and noise The ball becomes heavier Gravity gets stronger The ball loses air
What energy does sunlight have?
Radiant energy Kinetic energy Chemical energy Elastic energy
What energy is used to heat a house with gas?
Chemical energy Mechanical energy Electrical energy Sound energy
What energy does a spring have?
Elastic energy Magnetic energy Chemical energy Electrical energy
Why does a phone get hot when you use it for a long time?
Electrical energy is partly converted into heat Through your body heat Through the sunlight By the wind
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Which factor has the MOST influence on the kinetic energy of a moving object?
The speed The masses The direction Time
A mountain climber hoists himself up 100 metres. What type of work is he doing?
Labour against gravity Work with gravity No labour Only labour against friction
A windmill is stopped at wind force 1. Why is it not turning?
Wind power is too small to overcome friction There is no wind The windmill is broken Wind force 1 is too strong
Why does a car get hot after driving for a long time, even though the engine is cooled?
Not all fuel energy is converted into kinetic energy, some becomes heat The tyres rub the tarmac and warm up the whole car Sun shines on car and warms engine The cooling system backfires and heats up the car
Why can't you convert 100% of the energy in petrol into motion?
Some is always lost as heat Petrol does not have enough energy The engine is too small Friction takes away all energy
Which factor determines how much potential energy an object has?
Mass, height and gravity Only the masses Only the height Mass and speed
What is the difference between power and energy?
Power is energy per unit time Power and energy are the same Energy is power per unit time Power is for electrical appliances only
Why do mountain peaks have lower temperatures despite being closer to the sun?
Air pressure is lower and can retain less heat They are actually further from the sun Mountains do not absorb sunlight Gravity is different
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A wind turbine has a power output of 2 MW and runs at full power for 8 hours a day. How many households can it supply with energy if an average household uses 10 kWh per day?
1600 households 200 households 800 households 3200 households
What form of energy does sound have?
Mechanical wave energy Electromagnetic energy Chemical energy Nuclear energy
Why does a car battery get warm while charging, even though electrical energy is being supplied?
Because of internal resistance, part of the electrical energy is lost as heat The chemical reactions in the battery are always exothermic The electrical energy is first fully converted into heat before it is stored Induction produces heat in the metal parts
Which substance has the highest energy density?
Uranium Petrol Hydrogen Coal
What principle is used in regenerative braking in electric cars?
Kinetic energy is converted into electrical energy Heat is converted into electricity Chemical energy is recovered Potential energy is stored
Which form of energy is used in X-rays?
Electromagnetic energy Kinetic energy Chemical energy Potential energy
What is the main reason why perpetual motion machines cannot exist?
Energy loss through friction is inevitable They are too expensive to make There is no interest in The technology does not yet exist
How many joules are in 1 kilowatt hour?
3.600.000 J 1.000 J 60.000 J 36.000 J
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What form of energy is used in superconductors for magnetic levitation?
Magnetic field energy without resistance loss Kinetic energy Thermal energy Gravitational potential energy
Which form of energy is used in a tokamak fusion reactor?
Magnetic confinement of hot plasma Gravitation inclusion Electrical containment Mechanical containment
How much energy is released during the fusion of deuterium and tritium into helium?
17.6 MeV 4.2 MeV 25.8 MeV 12.1 MeV
What form of energy does a photon have?
Electromagnetic energy Kinetic energy Potential energy Thermal energy
What is the energy required to remove a nucleon from an atomic nucleus?
Separation energy Ionisation energy Activation energy Dissociation energy
On average, how much energy is consumed by a human brain per day?
About 20% of total body energy About 5% of total body energy About 40% of total body energy About 10% of total body energy
What is the energy required to convert water at 0°C to ice at 0°C?
334 kJ/kg 2260 kJ/kg 418 kJ/kg 150 kJ/kg
Which form of energy is used in magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) power generation?
Kinetic energy of conducting plasma Potential energy of static charge Thermal energy from gas Chemical energy of fuel
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