⚡ Energy and Movement
This quiz introduces Grade 2 students to the concept of energy as the ability to cause motion and change. Students will learn to recognize that moving objects have energy and that energy can transfer between objects. Through real-world examples like bouncing balls, rolling objects, and wind effects, students will describe energy in motion and predict how energy affects movement. **What you'll learn:** - Energy is the ability to cause motion and change - Moving objects possess energy - Energy can transfer between objects - Real-world examples of energy in action - How to predict the effects of energy on movement
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
What is energy?
- Question 2
A ball rolling across the floor has energy.
- Question 3
When you kick a soccer ball and it rolls across the field, what type of energy does the ball have?
- Question 4
What happens when a moving ball hits a stack of blocks?
- Question 5
Energy cannot move from one object to another object.
- Question 6
When the wind blows and pushes a toy sailboat across water, what is being transferred?
- Question 7
A bouncing ball goes up and down. What causes the ball to bounce back up after hitting the ground?
- Question 8
A stationary toy car sitting still on a table has energy.
- Question 9
Which object has the most energy?
- Question 10
When you push a toy train and it starts moving, what are you giving to the train?
- Question 11
When a child slides down a slide, energy is being used to cause motion.
- Question 12
A skateboard is rolling quickly down a hill. What will happen if it hits a pile of leaves?
- Question 13
Which sentence best describes what happens when energy transfers?
- Question 14
A fast-moving bicycle has more energy than a slow-moving bicycle.
- Question 15
When a child throws a ball and it lands in a box, knocking the box over, what has happened?
- Question 16
Which situation best shows energy causing a change?
- Question 17
Objects can only receive energy, but they cannot give energy to other objects.
- Question 18
What is the main idea students should understand about energy and movement?