Lesson 6.3.2.1
6.3.2.1 Internal energy Quiz: AQA Combined Science, Unit 20
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Internal energy is the total kinetic and which other energy of particles?
- Potential energy
- Nuclear energy
- Chemical energy
- Elastic energy
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Inside a system, where is internal energy stored?
- The empty space
- The particles
- The whole container
- The surroundings
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What effect does heating have on the internal energy of a system?
- It becomes zero
- It increases
- It decreases
- It stays constant
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Heating a system raises its temperature or produces what other outcome?
- Change of state
- Chemical reaction
- Mass reduction
- Nuclear fission
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Which particles' energy makes up the internal energy of a system?
- Only nuclei
- Atoms and molecules
- Only electrons
- Only photons
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What causes the potential energy component of internal energy in particles?
- Particle speed
- Interparticle forces
- External pressure
- Random motion
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Which action will increase the internal energy of a gas?
- Cooling the container
- Insulating completely
- Heating the container
- Freezing the gas
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Water in a kettle heats from 20 degrees C to 80 degrees C. What happens to the internal energy of the water?
- It increases.
- It becomes zero.
- It decreases.
- It stays constant.
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A block has 50 J of kinetic energy and 20 J of potential energy from its particles. What is its internal energy?
- 1000 J
- 30 J
- 70 J
- 50 J
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Which process transfers energy to a system without changing its temperature?
- Radiation emission
- Cooling down
- Changing state
- Thermal expansion
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Internal energy depends on the energy of what components of a system?
- Its bulk motion
- Its external speed
- Its total height
- Its particles
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When ice at 0 degrees Celsius melts, which quantity increases?
- Temperature
- Internal energy
- External volume
- Particle mass
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Two identical blocks are at the same temperature, but one has twice the mass. Which has more internal energy?
- They are equal
- The smaller block
- The larger block
- Neither has any
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A system gains 500 J of thermal energy with no work done. How does its internal energy change?
- Increases by 500 J
- Increases by 250 J
- Stays unchanged
- Decreases by 500 J
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As a hot cup of tea cools in a room, what happens to its internal energy?
- It stays constant
- It decreases
- It increases
- It doubles
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Heating a sealed container of gas increases its temperature by raising what particle property?
- Total mass
- Particle size
- Average kinetic energy
- Chemical bonding
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Energy supplied to a boiling liquid without changing its temperature is stored as what?
- Kinetic energy
- Internal energy
- Chemical energy
- Gravitational energy
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Why does heating a solid increase its internal energy?
- Particles vibrate more
- Particles slow down
- Mass increases
- Volume decreases
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A system has an internal energy of 400 J and loses 150 J of energy to its surroundings. What is its new internal energy?
- 550 J
- 250 J
- 150 J
- 400 J
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Which action does not change a system's internal energy?
- Cooling
- Moving steadily
- Compressing
- Heating
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