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Physics quiz for grade 7: Work, energy and power This quiz helps revise “Work, energy and power” in Physics for grade 7. It has 25 questions in five categories: Work by Forces, Forms of Energy, Energy Changes, Power, Simple Machines. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Work by Forces 100 A student pushes a wall, but the wall does not move. How much mechanical work does the student do on the wall?
200 What is the SI unit of mechanical work?
300 A force of 10…
In the game400 A sled slides forward…
In the game500 A force acts along…
In the gameForms of Energy 100 A ball rolls along a path. What kind of energy does it have because it is moving?
200 Water is held high behind a dam. What kind of mechanical energy does it have because of its height?
300 What is the pictured…
In the game400 A 2 kg bucket…
In the game500 Two identical balls move…
In the gameEnergy Changes 100 A toy car rolls down a hill and speeds up. What happens to its energy of motion?
200 At what point in its swing does a pendulum bob move fastest?
300 When a bicycle brakes…
In the game400 What stays constant when…
In the game500 A ball has 100…
In the gamePower 100 A motor does the same work in half the time. What happens to its power?
200 What is the SI unit of power?
300 A winch does 100…
In the game400 A machine does work…
In the game500 One motor does 600…
In the gameSimple Machines 100 What simple machine is the ramp used to roll a crate into a truck?
200 What is the grooved wheel with a rope running over it called?
300 Which simple machine does…
In the game400 A horizontal lever has…
In the game500 A machine takes in…
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