Human Organs And Their Functions worksheets
Access printable human-organs-and-their-functions worksheets
What is Mechanical Energy?
Energy of motion
The energy that travels in visible waves
Form of energy that is produced by vibrating objects
The energy of fast-moving particles that produce heat.
What is Light Energy?
The energy that travels in visible waves
The energy of moving electrons
The energy of fast-moving particles
The energy of vibrating objects.
Which scientific term means that light cannot pass through material so that you CANNOT see the object?
Opaque
Translucent
Transparent
Which scientific term means that SOME light can pass through material and you can see the object's shape and NO detail.
Translucent
Transparent
Opaque
Which scientific term means that light can pass through material and you can see the details of the object?
Transparent
Opaque
Translucent
What happens to light when Refraction happens?
Light bends
Light bounces
Light is taken in
What happens to light when Reflection happens?
Light bounces
Light bends
Light is taken in
What happens to light when it is Absorbed?
Light is taken in
Light bounces
Light bends
What is sound energy?
The energy of vibrating objects
The energy that travels in visible waves.
The energy of fast-moving particles.
The energy of motion.
Which material does sound travel the fastest through?
Solids
Liquids
Gases
What is thermal energy?
The energy of fast-moving particles.
The energy of moving electrons.
The energy that is produced when objects vibrate.
The energy of motion.
What is electrical energy?
The energy of moving electrons.
The energy of fast-moving particles
The energy that travels in visible waves
The energy of vibrating objects.
What is a conductor?
Materials that allow energy to pass through.
Materials that do not allow energy to pass through
What is an insulator?
Materials that allow energy to pass through.
Materials that do not allow energy to pass through
Which material(s) below are conductors of electrical/thermal energy?
Plastic
Copper penny
Rubberband
Aluminum foil
Which material(s) below are insulators of electrical/thermal energy?
Plastic
Copper penny
Cloth
Iron nail
What form(s) of energy does this item use?
Mechanical Energy
Electrical Energy
Light Energy
Thermal Energy
Sound Energy
What form(s) of energy does this item use?
Mechanical Energy
Electrical Energy
Light Energy
Thermal Energy
Sound Energy
What form(s) of energy does this item use?
Mechanical Energy
Electrical Energy
Light Energy
Thermal Energy
Sound Energy
What form(s) of energy does this item use?
Mechanical Energy
Electrical Energy
Light Energy
Thermal Energy
Sound Energy
True or False:
Energy can be used to produce other types energy.
True
False
Other topics to explore
Do more than worksheets with Quizizz
Interactive human-organs-and-their-functions worksheets & quizzes
Quizizz is an interactive learning platform that provides teachers with worksheets and quizzes to help students learn science, specifically biology and human organs and their functions. Teachers can create and customize their own quizzes, track student progress, and get detailed reports on their students' performance. Quizizz is a great tool for teachers to engage their students and help them learn in a fun and interactive way.