Lesson 4.3.2.1
4.3.2.1 Internal energy Quiz: AQA Physics, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What two types of energy make up the internal energy of a system?
- Electrical and magnetic
- Kinetic and potential
- Thermal and radiant
- Chemical and nuclear
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What is the usual SI unit of internal energy?
- Watt (W)
- Newton (N)
- Joule (J)
- Pascal (Pa)
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How does heating a system affect the energy stored within its particles?
- Does not change energy
- Destroys particle energy
- Decreases particle energy
- Increases particle energy
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What does heating a system do to its particles' energy?
- Removes mass
- Decreases
- Stays constant
- Increases
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Which two types of energy make up the internal energy of a system?
- Kinetic and potential
- Electrical and magnetic
- Chemical and thermal
- Nuclear and elastic
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Why does a hotter object have greater internal energy than a cooler one?
- Fewer total particles
- Higher kinetic energy
- Lower potential energy
- Greater mass density
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Between two identical blocks at different temperatures, which has greater internal energy?
- Warmer block
- Cooler block
- Lighter block
- Both are equal
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If two samples are at the same temperature but one has double the mass, which has more internal energy?
- Smaller sample
- Both are equal
- Larger sample
- Neither has any
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What happens to the internal energy of a hot drink as it cools down?
- Increases
- Decreases
- Stays constant
- Doubles
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Why is internal energy not the same thing as temperature?
- Temperature is total energy
- Mass has no effect
- Depends on mass
- They use different units
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What happens to water's internal energy when an electric heater is switched on inside it?
- Decreases
- Reverses
- Increases
- Stays constant
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What happens to internal energy when a substance changes state at constant temperature?
- Changes
- Becomes negative
- Drops to zero
- Stays constant
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What is the change in internal energy when 100 J of energy is supplied and nothing else changes?
- -100 J
- +1000 J
- 0 J
- +100 J
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Which process increases a system's internal energy without heating it?
- Evaporating
- Expanding freely
- Doing work
- Cooling down
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What type of energy do particles in a solid possess despite being locked in place?
- Potential only
- Kinetic only
- Chemical only
- Kinetic and potential
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Why does a gas's internal energy increase when heated in a sealed container?
- Potential energy drops
- Mass decreases
- Particles vanish
- Kinetic energy increases
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Which two quantities both increase when a system's particles move faster on average?
- Weight and mass
- Internal energy and temperature
- Mass and volume
- Density and pressure
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On a heating graph for a solid, what does a rising temperature indicate?
- Decreasing internal energy
- Zero particle motion
- Constant internal energy
- Increasing internal energy
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What is the term for energy stored inside a system by its particles?
- Kinetic energy
- Internal energy
- Thermal radiation
- Chemical energy
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Which factor besides temperature determines the total internal energy of a system?
- Surface area
- Number of particles
- Container colour
- External pressure
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