🚀 Energy and Movement
Explore how energy makes things move and change in our world. This quiz helps Grade 2 students understand the connection between stored energy and released energy, and how simple machines and everyday actions depend on energy. You'll investigate what happens when we push, pull, wind up, and let go! **What you'll learn:** - Energy is needed to make things move and change - Stored energy can be released to create motion - Simple machines use energy to do work - We use energy in everyday activities like running, jumping, and playing
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
What do we call the power that makes things move?
- Question 2
Stored energy is energy that is waiting to be used.
- Question 3
When you wind up a toy and then let it go, what happens to the stored energy?
- Question 4
Which of these is an example of released energy?
- Question 5
A simple machine like a lever or ramp helps us use less energy to do work.
- Question 6
What gives your body the energy to run and play?
- Question 7
Which activity uses energy from your muscles to make something move?
- Question 8
Energy can only be stored, never released.
- Question 9
A stretched rubber band has what kind of energy?
- Question 10
Which simple machine is being used when you slide down a slide?
- Question 11
Jumping requires energy from your muscles to make your body move upward.
- Question 12
What happens when you release a bouncy ball from high in the air?
- Question 13
A battery is used to power a toy. Where is the energy stored?
- Question 14
You need energy to change the shape of something, like squishing a sponge.
- Question 15
Which of these shows energy making something change?
- Question 16
Every movement and change around us involves energy in some way.