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ENERGY TRANSFORMATION QUIZ

Froggy Jumps

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Test your knowledge about frogs with these 10 questions!

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Froggy Jumps

ENERGY TRANSFORMATION QUIZOnline version

Test your knowledge about frogs with these 10 questions!

by Mariela Gain
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1. A roller coaster starts at the top of a hill and descends rapidly. At which point is its kinetic energy the greatest?

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2. If a marble is dropped from a higher platform compared to a lower platform, how does its kinetic energy upon reaching the floor compare?

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3. A pendulum swings back and forth. At the highest point of its swing, the pendulum has maximum:

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4. A student suggests that energy “disappears” when a ball hits the ground. Which explanation best challenges this claim?

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5. During the marble drop activity, a student notices that a marble dropped from 50 cm bounces higher than one dropped from 20 cm. What conclusion can the student make about energy transformation?

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6. You are asked to design an experiment to show energy transformation using ramps and balls. Which of the following adjustments would best demonstrate the relationship between height and kinetic energy?

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7. A marble is rolled from different heights on a ramp. Which procedure will best allow the student to measure energy transformation accurately?

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8. After completing the marble drop activity, a student reflects that understanding energy transformations can help in designing safer playgrounds. This reflection demonstrates:

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9. During the group activity, a student ensures that everyone gets a turn to drop the marble and record observations. This behavior shows:

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10. A student relates the marble drop experiment to understanding how vehicles use brakes and acceleration safely. This shows:

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