Science Grade 1 Vocabulary Review - Using energy
1/28/2019 4:06:56 PM
10 questions extracted from Mobymax (Science, Grade 1), to help you review some basic vocabulary about how people use energy.
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What is fuel?
- anything that is burned to make heat or power
- anything that is frozen to make cold air or power
- anything that can create power
- anything that can burn in a hot fire
What is a battery?
- a container that turns energy into fuel
- a container that holds energy
- a container that holds gasoline
- a container that holds small pieces of coal
What is electricity?
- heat that makes things warm
- a container that holds energy
- energy that makes electrical devices work
- anything that can be burned to make power
Which answer choice is NOT an example of using energy?
- batteries powering a toy
- a lamp that is turned off
- electricity powering an alarm clock
- fuel burning to make a truck move
Which statement is true about batteries?
- A battery burns fuel to create electricity.
- A battery holds energy inside of it.
- A battery needs to be plugged in to work.
- A battery does not convert chemical energy to electricity.
A car has energy to move when __________.
- it has a shadow
- it has fuel
- it has heat
- it is near the sun
How does electricity get to your home's outlets?
- Power lines ==> Power Plants ==> Outlet
- Power lines ==> Outlet ==> Power Plants
- Power Plants ==> Power lines ==> Outlet
- Outlet ==> Power lines ==> Power Plants
Why do you need energy?
- to change
- to move
- to grow
- all of the above
Where do people and animals get energy?
- From the ocean
- From food
- From their shadows
- From the Sun
How often do you use energy?
- never
- all the time
- sometimes
- most of the time