This quiz will have questions from the lesson called 'Energy Stores and Pathways'. 
Please complete this quiz to consolidate your learning.

Which energy store is in a hot cup of coffee?

Which energy store is in a book on a high shelf?

Which energy store is in a stretched rubber band?

Which energy store is in a moving bicycle?

Which energy store is in a battery?

Fill in the gap: Energy is ___________ between different stores by pathways.

Which energy pathway is used to transfer energy from a battery to a phone?

Which energy pathway is used to transfer energy from a speaker to your ears?

Which energy pathway is used to transfer energy from hot bath water to your skin?

Which energy pathway is used to transfer energy from you to a door, to push it open?

Energy Stores and Pathways Part A

This quiz will have questions from the lesson called 'Energy Stores and Pathways part B' and previous lessons in the Energy topic. 
Please complete this quiz to consolidate your learning.

What is the unit for energy?

What does the law of conservation of energy state?

If there is 15 J before energy has been transferred, how much energy will there be after?

A portable speaker is switched on. 600 J of energy is transferred from the chemical store in the battery to the thermal store of surroundings; 250 J by heating and some by radiation (sound). How much energy is transferred by radiation?

Which energy store is full in a hot water bottle?

Which energy store is full in petrol?

Which energy store is full when you are standing on a first floor balcony?

Fill in the gap: energy is transferred between different stores by ____________

Which pathway do light and sound fit into?

What is 20 J in kJ?

Energy Stores and Pathways Part B

Describe energy transfers using box diagrams

Apply the conservation of energy to examples

This lesson starts to quantify energy, using box diagrams, and explains the concept of conservation of energy

Science

Y7 Science

Key Stage 3

Year 7

Energy stores and transfers (Part 2)

Energy

Physics

THEME

UNIT

Energy stores and transfers (Part 1)

Investigating energy transfers

Efficiency

Conduction

Convection

Radiation

Insulation

Mid topic review

Power and energy

Energy in the home

Energy in food

Non-renewable energy resources

Renewable energy resources

Anne Easley

End of topic review

Energy is {{transferred}} between different stores by pathways.

Which of these is the name we give to the hotter flame on a Bunsen burner?

Calculate the average (mean) of these numbers: 6, 5, 7,  9, 8

Which energy store is full when you stand on top of a hill?

If the total supplied energy to the fan is 250 J and 200 J is usefully transferred to the kinetic store, how much is wasted by heating?

If the total supplied energy to the fan is 250 J and 200 J is usefully transferred to the kinetic store, how efficient is the fan?

What is 20 kJ in J?

In which state of matter does conduction mainly occur?

The movement of particles of gases and liquids away from a heat source is called a convection _________ ?

What does 'emit' mean?

What does 'absorb' mean?

Complete the sentence: The independent variable is the one we ____________

Complete the sentence: The dependent variable is the one we ____________

Complete the sentence: The control variable is the one we ____________

A marathon runner has finished his race and is starting to get cold. He wraps himself in a blanket which he uses to reflect the radiation his body is emitting, back towards himself so he can stay warm. What colour blanket should he choose?

Fill the gap: a _________ is an area that contains no particles such as in space

Fill the gap: the plastic outer casing of a thermos vacuum flask reduces  _____________

Which of these is the correct equation for energy efficiency?

Complete this definition: power is the _______ at which energy is transferred

What is the standard unit for power?

Power = _________  ÷ time

Which fan would you expect to spin fastest?

Complete the gap: a light bulb with a higher power rating will transfer energy at a _________ rate than a light bulb with a lower power rating

Calculate the power for a bulb that transfers 100 J every 20 s

What is the standard unit for time?

Which energy store is found in food?

How do you calculate the temperature change?

Which of these is not a fossil fuel?

Which of the fossil fuels is formed from ancient dead plants?

Which of these is an advantage of using fossil fuels?

Which of these is not a renewable energy resource?

Complete the gap: the formation of oil takes ________ of years and requires lots of heat and pressure

Lesson overview:Energy stores and transfers (Part 2)

Energy: