Collisions and Energy Transfer Quiz

What happens when one object runs into another?

• They bounce off each other without any effect.

• Energy transfers from one object to the other.

• They merge into a single object.

• They disappear.

In sports, what is an example of a collision?

• A player sitting on a bench.

• A batter hitting a baseball.

• A coach giving instructions.

• A fan cheering.

What happens to the energy when a bat hits a baseball?

• It disappears.

• It transfers to the ball.

• It stays in the bat.

• It turns into light.

What is a common occurrence in everyday life according to the text?

• Collisions.

• Earthquakes.

• Tornadoes.

• Volcanoes.

What is the reading material encouraging us to understand better?

• How to cook.

• How energy transfer and collisions work.

• How to draw.

• How to sing.

What do passengers feel when bumper cars collide?

• A change in their motion.

• A sudden stop.

• A loud noise.

• A bright light.

In the video, why was Dr. Jeff's mom able to knock Izzy farther?

• She was taller.

• She ran faster.

• She was stronger.

• She was heavier.

Why are speed limit signs important?

• To make roads colorful.

• To keep drivers safe.

• To confuse drivers.

• To slow down traffic.

What is transferred when two objects collide?

• Light

• Sound

• Energy

• Color

What is an example of energy transfer in sports?

• A soccer ball being kicked.

• A player sitting on the bench.

• A referee blowing a whistle.

• A coach giving instructions.