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Work done (E = F × d)

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Work done (E = F × d)”, from the unit “Energy of moving objects” (Year 10 Science) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. What is the name of the force that acts between two surfaces in contact and in the opposite direction to motion?
  2. Which of these pieces of equipment can be used to measure the size of a force?
  3. Which of these units is the size of a force measured in?
  4. Which of these forces is a contact force?
  5. When a book is lifted and placed on a higher shelf, it has more energy in its ___ store.
  6. Match each energy store to the properties of an object that has energy in that store.
  7. Which of these stores of energy does friction cause energy to transfer into?
  8. Which two statements describe what happens to energy when it dissipates?
  9. 240 J of energy is transferred from a chemical store to both a gravitational store and a thermal store. If 80 J is transferred to the gravitational store, how much is transferred to the thermal store?
  10. Match the energy values on the left to the equivalent values on the right.
  11. A force of 600 N is used to lift a box above the ground. An identical box is moved three times as high by the same size force. How much work was done lifting the second box compared to the first?
  12. Put the statements in order of increasing work done on identical boxes, starting with the least work done.

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