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The match converts chemical energy into kinetic, heat, light, and sound energy.
True
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What does the acronym GEECS LUNCH OLDHAM IT stand for in the context of energy types?
Gravitational, electrical, elastic, kinetic, sound, light, nuclear, chemical, thermal
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In a phone, electrical energy is stored as
chemical
energy.
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What type of energy is stored in fireworks?
Chemical
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The law of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be created or
destroyed
.
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The energy used today has existed since the start of the
universe
.
True
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Kinetic energy is measured in
joules
.
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What is the formula for kinetic energy?
1
2
m
v
2
\frac{1}{2}mv^{2}
2
1
m
v
2
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In the kinetic energy formula,
velocity
is squared, not the entire term.
True
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The spring constant in elastic potential energy is measured in
newtons
per meter.
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The gravitational field strength is approximately
9.8
newtons per kilogram.
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What is the formula for elastic potential energy?
1
2
k
x
2
\frac{1}{2}kx^{2}
2
1
k
x
2
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What is the formula for gravitational potential energy?
m
g
h
mgh
m
g
h
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Gravitational potential energy increases with height.
True
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What is the formula for change in thermal energy?
m
c
Δ
T
mc\Delta T
m
c
Δ
T
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Specific heat capacity is measured in joules per kilogram per degree
Celsius
.
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What is the formula for power in terms of energy and time?
E
t
\frac{E}{t}
t
E
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Power is measured in
watts
.
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Energy can be wasted when it is transformed into an unintended form, such as
heat
in a light bulb.
True
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What happens to wasted energy when it dissipates into the surroundings?
It spreads out
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Match the type of wasted energy with its example:
Heat ↔️ Light bulb
Sound ↔️ Motor
Friction ↔️ Moving parts
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An infrared camera can detect heat escaping from poorly insulated areas, showing them in
red
.
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New houses are designed to be more
energy-efficient
than old houses.
True
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What are some examples of energy-efficient adaptations for old houses?
Cavity wall insulation, double glazing, loft insulation
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Efficiency is calculated as useful energy output divided by total energy
input
.
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Efficiency can be expressed as a
percentage
or a decimal.
True
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What is the formula for efficiency in terms of power?
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∈
\frac{Useful\,power\,out}{Total\,power\,\in}
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∈
U
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Match the renewable energy source with its example:
Solar ↔️ Sun
Wind ↔️ Turbines
Water ↔️ Tidal power
Geothermal ↔️ Volcanic heat
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Renewable energy sources will not run
out
.
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Fossil fuels are examples of
finite
energy sources.
True
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What is a major advantage of renewable energy sources?
They don't release CO2
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Solar power is ineffective at
night
.
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Wind turbines
are unpopular in some areas due to their appearance.
True
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Fossil fuels take millions of years to
create
.
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Where can geothermal power be used effectively?
Volcanic countries
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Nuclear power produces
radioactive
waste that must be stored safely.
True
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