Lesson T1.2.3
T1.2.3 Domestic fuel bills and costs Quiz: KS3 Physics, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What unit is domestic electricity usually charged in?
- Kilowatt-hour
- Volt-ampere
- Megajoule
- Watt
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Electricity costs 30p per kWh. A fridge uses 5 kWh in a day. What is the daily cost?
- £15
- 50p
- 15p
- £1.50
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A 2 kW heater runs for 4 hours at 25p per kWh. What does it cost?
- £20.00
- £2.00
- £8.00
- £0.50
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A gas meter records 500 kWh at 6p per kWh. What is the cost?
- £3
- £0.30
- £300
- £30
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Which home improvement best reduces heating energy loss?
- Thick curtains
- New radiators
- Wall insulation
- Double glazing
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Which appliance would cost least per hour to run?
- A 1200 W heater
- An 800 W microwave
- A 10 W LED bulb
- A 2000 W kettle
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What type of fee is a standing charge on an energy bill?
- Fixed daily fee
- Government energy tax
- One-off connection fee
- Variable usage fee
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What term describes the fixed daily amount charged on a domestic energy bill?
- Unit price
- Service tax
- Tariff rate
- Standing charge
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A 100 W TV runs for 5 hours at 30p per kWh. What does it cost?
- £1.50
- 5p
- 15p
- 30p
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A household uses 2 kWh per day at 20p per kWh. What is the cost over 30 days?
- £2.40
- £1.20
- £12
- £120
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Why do energy companies bill in kilowatt-hours instead of joules?
- Joules are outdated
- Easier to measure
- Practical size values
- Government legislation
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Which appliance uses more total electrical energy?
- 5 kW for 30 minutes
- 1 kW for 5 hours
- 2 kW for 2 hours
- 3 kW for 1 hour
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A dishwasher uses 1.2 kWh per cycle. What is the cost per cycle at 25p per kWh?
- £1.20
- 30p
- 3p
- 12p
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What two quantities determine the energy transferred by an appliance?
- Voltage and current
- Resistance and charge
- Current and time
- Power and time
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A bill shows 300 kWh used over 90 days at 25p per kWh, plus a standing charge of £10 for the same period. What is the total?
- £75
- £95
- £85
- £300
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A household uses an average of 12 kWh per day. How many kWh does it use in a week?
- 84 kWh
- 12 kWh
- 70 kWh
- 96 kWh
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If the price per kWh doubles while energy use stays constant, what happens to the cost?
- It quadruples
- It halves
- It stays the same
- It doubles
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Which saves more energy when switched off for their respective times?
- 500 W heater for 1 minute
- 2 kW fire for 10 minutes
- 100 W bulb for 1 hour
- 60 W bulb for 2 hours
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A home uses 9000 kWh a year at 28p per kWh, plus a standing charge of £100 a year. What is the annual bill?
- £2520
- £2100
- £9000
- £2620
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A 4 kW shower runs for 15 minutes. How much energy does it use?
- 0.25 kWh
- 1 kWh
- 15 kWh
- 4 kWh
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