Specific Heat Capacity

Specific Heat Capacity Quiz

Spec 4.3.2.2 · AQA GCSE Physics: Quiz

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  1. 1. Internal energy is the total:

    • A. Kinetic energy only
    • B. Potential energy only
    • C. Kinetic and potential energy of all particles
    • D. Mass and volume of a system
  2. 2. The equation ΔE = mcΔθ calculates:

    • A. Density
    • B. Change in thermal energy
    • C. Power
    • D. Kinetic energy
  3. 3. A substance is at its boiling point and is heated further. What happens?

    • A. Its temperature rises rapidly
    • B. It changes state without a temperature rise
    • C. Its density increases sharply
    • D. Nothing happens
  4. 4. Calculate the energy needed to raise the temperature of 4 kg of water (c = 4200 J/kg°C) by 5°C.

    • A. 8,400 J
    • B. 21,000 J
    • C. 84,000 J
    • D. 210,000 J
  5. 5. A 0.5 kg metal block absorbs 2000 J of energy, raising its temperature by 8°C. What is its specific heat capacity?

    • A. 250 J/kg°C
    • B. 400 J/kg°C
    • C. 500 J/kg°C
    • D. 800 J/kg°C

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