Lesson 6.1.2.2
6.1.2.2 Efficiency Quiz: AQA Combined Science, Unit 18
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the numerator in the efficiency equation using energy?
- Wasted energy output
- Useful energy output
- Total energy input
- Useful energy input
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What is the denominator in the efficiency equation using power?
- Maximum power limit
- Total power input
- Useful power output
- Wasted power output
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In what format can energy efficiency values be correctly expressed?
- Only as fractions
- Only as decimals
- Only as percentages
- Decimal or percentage
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What is the maximum possible efficiency value for any real device?
- 50%
- 100%
- Infinite
- 200%
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Which quantity is the numerator in the energy efficiency equation?
- Useful output energy
- Useful power input
- Wasted output energy
- Total input energy
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What is the standard SI unit of energy efficiency?
- Watts
- Percentages
- Joules
- No unit
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Which device typically has the lowest energy efficiency?
- Step-up transformer
- Electric heater
- LED lamp
- Filament bulb
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A burner heats a beaker of water. What is the total energy input?
- Thermal energy
- Kinetic energy
- Chemical energy
- Electrical energy
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A motor takes 500 J electrically and gives 400 J of useful work. What is its efficiency?
- 20%
- 125%
- 500%
- 80%
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A device has 1200 W input and 300 W useful output. What is its efficiency as a decimal?
- 0.25
- 0.75
- 0.025
- 4
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A lamp is 8% efficient and has 100 W input. How much useful light power does it give?
- 92 W
- 12.5 W
- 80 W
- 8 W
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A machine is 60% efficient and takes in 2000 J. How much useful output does it give?
- 3333 J
- 1200 J
- 2000 J
- 800 J
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A transformer is 90% efficient and its input is 1000 W. How much power is wasted?
- 900 W
- 100 W
- 1000 W
- 10 W
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An efficiency calculation yields 1.2. What does this indicate?
- Calculation error
- 120% efficient
- 100% efficient
- Superconductor
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Device A is 70% efficient with 500 J input. Device B is 85% efficient with 400 J input. Which gives more useful output?
- Device A, 350 J against 340 J
- Both give 340 J
- Device B, 340 J against 350 J
- Both give 350 J
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A device's efficiency rises from 40% to 50% with the same input of 600 J. How much more useful energy is output?
- 120 J
- 240 J
- 60 J
- 30 J
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Which method increases the efficiency of a machine?
- Reducing friction
- Increasing resistance
- Adding mass
- Increasing input
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A machine's useful power is 400 W and its efficiency is 80%. What is its total input power?
- 320 W
- 400 W
- 480 W
- 500 W
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Why can efficiency never exceed 100 percent?
- Power is constant
- Conservation of energy
- Friction creates energy
- Energy is created
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How is 0.35 written as a percentage?
- 35%
- 0.35%
- 350%
- 3.5%
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