Transformation of Energy Practice exercise 1

Course: Grade 8 Integrated Science - Transformation of Energy - Application of energy transformation

Quiz Description

Quiz Questions (53 questions)

Question 1
Study the diagram of Thomson’s Falls in Nyahururu and identify two forms of energy in this scene and explain where each is observed. (2 marks)
Question 2
Study the diagram of Thomson’s Falls in Nyahururu and identify two forms of energy in this scene and explain where each is observed. (2 marks)
Question 3
Study the diagram of Thomson’s Falls in Nyahururu and identify two forms of energy in this scene and explain where each is observed. (2 marks)
Question 4
A boda boda rider is fueling his motorbike at a petrol station. What advice would you give him about using petrol wisely?  (1 mark)
Question 5
A boda boda rider is fueling his motorbike at a petrol station. What advice would you give him about using petrol wisely?  (1 mark)
Question 6
A boda boda rider is fueling his motorbike at a petrol station. What advice would you give him about using petrol wisely?  (1 mark)
Question 7
A boda boda rider is fueling his motorbike at a petrol station. What advice would you give him about using petrol wisely?  (1 mark)
Question 8
A boda boda rider is fueling his motorbike at a petrol station. What advice would you give him about using petrol wisely?  (1 mark)
Question 9
Your family is cooking ugali using a charcoal jiko. Explain the energy transformation taking place.  (1 mark)
Question 10
Your family is cooking ugali using a charcoal jiko. Explain the energy transformation taking place.  (1 mark)
Question 11
Your family is cooking ugali using a charcoal jiko. Explain the energy transformation taking place.  (1 mark)
Question 12
A family in Kisumu uses LPG gas daily for cooking. The gas finishes faster than expected, and refilling it has become expensive. Identify the energy source and suggest a long-term solution for the family. Explain why the solution is better for their future. (2 marks)
Question 13
A family in Kisumu uses LPG gas daily for cooking. The gas finishes faster than expected, and refilling it has become expensive. Identify the energy source and suggest a long-term solution for the family. Explain why the solution is better for their future. (2 marks)
Question 14
A family in Kisumu uses LPG gas daily for cooking. The gas finishes faster than expected, and refilling it has become expensive. Identify the energy source and suggest a long-term solution for the family. Explain why the solution is better for their future. (3 marks)
Question 15
A family in Kisumu uses LPG gas daily for cooking. The gas finishes faster than expected, and refilling it has become expensive. Identify the energy source and suggest a long-term solution for the family. Explain why the solution is better for their future. (3 marks)
Question 16
A family in Kisumu uses LPG gas daily for cooking. The gas finishes faster than expected, and refilling it has become expensive. Identify the energy source and suggest a long-term solution for the family. Explain why the solution is better for their future. (3 marks)
Question 17
Explain why repairing power lines during rain without protective gear is dangerous and suggest the correct safety measures.  (2 marks)
Question 18
Explain why repairing power lines during rain without protective gear is dangerous and suggest the correct safety measures.  (2 marks)
Question 19
Explain why repairing power lines during rain without protective gear is dangerous and suggest the correct safety measures.  (2 marks)
Question 20
A school in Wajir uses a solar-powered borehole to pump water and operate a small fridge. One day, the water pump works, but the fridge does not cool. What is the most likely reason for this?
Question 21
A school in Wajir uses a solar-powered borehole to pump water and operate a small fridge. One day, the water pump works, but the fridge does not cool. What is the most likely reason for this?
Question 22
A school in Wajir uses a solar-powered borehole to pump water and operate a small fridge. One day, the water pump works, but the fridge does not cool. What is the most likely reason for this?
Question 23
A school in Wajir uses a solar-powered borehole to pump water and operate a small fridge. One day, the water pump works, but the fridge does not cool. What is the most likely reason for this?  (1 mark)
Question 24
A school in Wajir uses a solar-powered borehole to pump water and operate a small fridge. One day, the water pump works, but the fridge does not cool. What is the most likely reason for this?  (1 mark)
Question 25
A school in Wajir uses a solar-powered borehole to pump water and operate a small fridge. One day, the water pump works, but the fridge does not cool. What is the most likely reason for this?  (1 mark)
Question 26
A school in Wajir uses a solar-powered borehole to pump water and operate a small fridge. One day, the water pump works, but the fridge does not cool. What is the most likely reason for this?  (1 mark)
Question 27
A town changes all street lights to LED lamps but notices some lights flicker at night. What could be the problem?
Question 28
A town changes all street lights to LED lamps but notices some lights flicker at night. What could be the problem? (1 mark)
Question 29
A town changes all street lights to LED lamps but notices some lights flicker at night. What could be the problem? (1 mark)
Question 30
A school bus in Eldoret approaches a zebra crossing where pupils are waiting. Which combination MOST improves safe conversion of kinetic energy as the bus stops?
Question 31
A school bus in Eldoret approaches a zebra crossing where pupils are waiting. Which combination MOST improves safe conversion of kinetic energy as the bus stops?  (1mark)
Question 32
A school bus in Eldoret approaches a zebra crossing where pupils are waiting. Which combination MOST improves safe conversion of kinetic energy as the bus stops?  (1mark)
Question 33
A school bus in Eldoret approaches a zebra crossing where pupils are waiting. Which combination MOST improves safe conversion of kinetic energy as the bus stops?  (1mark)
Question 34
A school bus in Eldoret approaches a zebra crossing where pupils are waiting. Which combination MOST improves safe conversion of kinetic energy as the bus stops?  (1 mark)
Question 35
During a storm over Mount Elgon, a child observes a bright flash followed by a loud thunder. What forms of energy are naturally present during this event?
Question 36
During a storm over Mount Elgon, a child observes a bright flash followed by a loud thunder. What forms of energy are naturally present during this event? (1 mark)
Question 37
During a storm over Mount Elgon, a child observes a bright flash followed by a loud thunder. What forms of energy are naturally present during this event? (1 mark)
Question 38
During a storm over Mount Elgon, a child observes a bright flash followed by a loud thunder. What forms of energy are naturally present during this event? (1 mark)
Question 39
A family in Turkana uses a solar panel to power household lighting. Explain the energy transformation involved.  (1mark)
Question 40
A family in Turkana uses a solar panel to power household lighting. Explain the energy transformation involved.  (1mark)
Question 41
A family in Turkana uses a solar panel to power household lighting. Explain the energy transformation involved.  (1mark)
Question 42
A family in Turkana uses a solar panel to power household lighting. Explain the energy transformation involved.  (1mark)
Question 43
A farmer uses a diesel water pump and leaves it running unattended. What is the risk and what should be done?  (1mark)
Question 44
A farmer uses a diesel water pump and leaves it running unattended. What is the risk and what should be done?  (1mark)
Question 45
A farmer uses a diesel water pump and leaves it running unattended. What is the risk and what should be done?  (1 mark)
Question 46
A construction site in Nairobi uses an electric drill to bore holes in metal beams. Explain the energy transformations and the advantage of using electric drills for heavy-duty work.  (2marks)
Question 47
A construction site in Nairobi uses an electric drill to bore holes in metal beams. Explain the energy transformations and the advantage of using electric drills for heavy-duty work.  (2marks)
Question 48
A construction site in Nairobi uses an electric drill to bore holes in metal beams. Explain the energy transformations and the advantage of using electric drills for heavy-duty work.  (2marks)
Question 49
A construction site in Nairobi uses an electric drill to bore holes in metal beams. Explain the energy transformations and the advantage of using electric drills for heavy-duty work.  (2marks)
Question 50
A school in Kajiado uses a wind-powered water pump. During calm days with no wind, the pump fails to operate. Explain why the pump fails and suggest a suitable alternative energy transformation that could work in this situation. (2 marks)
Question 51
A school in Kajiado uses a wind-powered water pump. During calm days with no wind, the pump fails to operate. Explain why the pump fails and suggest a suitable alternative energy transformation that could work in this situation. (2 marks)
Question 52
Maria has a simple circuit made with a battery, a switch, and a small bulb. Explain the energy transformation that occurs from the moment she turns the switch on until the bulb lights up. (2 marks)
Question 53
Marion has a simple circuit made with a battery, a switch, and a small bulb. Explain the energy transformation that occurs from the moment she turns the switch on until the bulb lights up. (2 marks)

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