1. Check Point – Energy Quiz
Dr. Browne

2. The ability to make things happen or do work is known as ______________
There are two main types of energy: energy that is stored, ____________ and energy of motion is ___________.
Energy is conserved which means energy is not __________ or _____________ it is only _________.
Question # 3 explained the Law of _____________________________.

4. 5. Name that Energy: a. Energy built up due to height is … b
5. Name that Energy: a. Energy built up due to height is … b. The energy of moving parts is… c. The energy of moving particles is … d. The energy stored in bonds is … e. The energy in the nucleus of atoms is known as … f. Energy that can travel through empty space is … g. Energy of moving electrical charges that flows through wires

6. Kinetic Energy depends on two things ___________ and _____________.
The formula E = mc2 means that ____________________________.
The formula in question #7 was developed by _________________.
Describe the energy transfer as you travel down the first hill of a roller coaster and up the second.

8. Work is defined as the _________ needed to _________ an object.
The unit of work is a ____________.
The rate at which work is done is called ___________.
The unit used to describe #12 is ____________.
The formula and units for Work and the rate of doing work are: ____________________________
Solve: How much power is needed to move a 65N student 10m in 30s?

10. The source of all energy in an ecosystem is the __________________
The source of all energy in an ecosystem is the __________________. The source of all food is ________________.
True or False - All consumers directly or indirectly eat plants.
An energy role explains how an organism _________________________.
Explain the difference between producers, consumers, and decomposers.
Name that consumer:
Only eats Meat: ___________
Only eats Producers: _____________
Eats both plants and animals: _____________
Eat dead materials : ______________________

12. List the 2 important jobs of decomposers: ______________ and ______________.
A food chain shows how _____________ is passed through an ecosystem. A food web shows _________________________.
As energy moves through an ecosystem it follows ___________ direction.

14. 24. Look at the food chain below, name the energy roles of each of the biotic organisms (1-5). 25. Create an energy pyramid from the information below, label all parts of the energy pyramid! 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

16. 26. In what order is food and energy passed through an ecosystem?
27. A food chain must always begin with a ______________________ because these organisms ____________.
28. Usually _________________ are left out of food chains.
Which is more accurate and realistic description of food and energy flow in an ecosystem – a food chain or a food web?
Look at the food chain below … which organism is a primary consumer? grass  caterpillar  bird  snake

18. Answer Key

19. The ability to make things happen or do work is known as ENERGY.
There are two main types of energy: energy that is stored, POTENTIAL ENERGY and energy of motion is KINETIC ENERGY.
Energy is conserved which means energy is not CREATED or DESTROYED it is only TRANSFERRED.
Question # 3 explain the Law of CONSERVATION OF ENERGY.

20. 5. Name that Energy: a. GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL ENERGY b
5. Name that Energy: a. GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL ENERGY b. MECHANICAL ENERGY c. THERMAL (HEAT) ENERGY d. CHEMICAL e. NUCLEAR f. ELECTROMAGNETIC g. ELECTRICAL

21. Kinetic Energy depends on two things MASS and VELOCITY.
The formula E = mc2 means that MATTER CAN BE CHANGED INTO ENERGY AND VISA-VERSA.
The formula in question #7 was developed by ALBERT EINSTEIN.
The most GPE is at the top of the first hill and the most KE is at the bottom of the first hill. As the car travels down the first hill PE  KE and as the car travels up the second hill KE  PE.

22. Work is defined as the FORCE needed to MOVE an object.
The unit of work is a JOULE (J).
The rate at which work is done is called POWER.
The unit of used to describe #12 is WATT (W).
The formula and units for Work and the rate of doing work are: W= Fd (Joule) and P = W/t (Watts)
Power = 65 x 10 / 30 = 21.7 W

23. The source of all energy in an ecosystem is the THE SUN
The source of all energy in an ecosystem is the THE SUN. The source of all food is PRODUCERS.
True or False - All consumers directly or indirectly eat plants.
An energy role explains how an organisms GETS ITS ENERGY (FOOD) AND PASSES ON ENERGY.
Explain the difference between
producers, MAKE OWN FOOD, PHOTOSYTHESIS
consumers, EAT PRODUCERS DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY
decomposers, BREAK DOWN WASTE AND RETURN NUTRIENTS TO ECOSYSTEM
20. Name that consumer:
Only eats Meat: CARNIVORE
Only eats Producers: HERBIVORE
Eats both plants and animals: OMNIVORE
Eat dead materials : SCAVENGER

24. List the 2 important jobs of decomposers: BREAK DOWN WASTES and RETURN NUTRIENTS TO THE SOIL.
A food chain shows how ENERGY is passed through an ecosystem. A food web shows OVERLAPPING FOOD CHAINS.
As energy moves through an ecosystem it follows ONE direction.

25. 24. Look at the food chain below, name the energy roles of each of the biotic organisms (1-5). 25. Create an energy pyramid from the information below, label all parts of the energy pyramid!
herbivore 1. 2. 3.
carnivore
producer 4.
carnivore 5.
decomposer

26. Primary Consumer Herbivore - Mouse Producers - Grass Tertiary Consumer
Least Energy
Tertiary Consumer
Carnivore-
Hawk
Secondary Consumer
Carnivore-
Snake
Primary Consumer
Herbivore - Mouse
Most Energy
Producers - Grass

27. 26. In what order is food and energy passed through an ecosystem
26. In what order is food and energy passed through an ecosystem? SUN  PRODUCER  CONSUMER  DECOMPOSER
27. A food chain must always begin with a PRODUCER because these organisms HAVE THE MOST ENERGY AND MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD.
28. Usually DECOMPOSERS are left out of food chains.
Which is more accurate and realistic description of food and energy flow in an ecosystem – a food chain or a food web?
Look at the food chain below … which organism is a primary consumer?
grass  caterpillar  bird  snake