Test Prep for AP® Courses Related to Work, Energy, and Energy Resources
These higher-order multiple-choice questions check for understanding of the scientific definition of work; kinetic energy & the work-energy theorem; gravitational potential energy; conservative forces & potential energy; nonconservative forces; conservation of energy; power; work, energy, & power in humans; and world energy use. Advanced Placement® and AP® are trademarks registered and/or owned by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this textbook.
Topics
- basal metabolic rate
- chemical energy
- conservation of mechanical energy
- conservative force
- efficiency
- electrical energy
- energy
- fossil fuels
- friction
- gravitational potential energy
- horsepower
- joule
- kilowatt-hour
- kinetic energy
- law of conservation energy
- mechanical energy
- metabolic rate
- net work
- nonconservative force
- nuclear energy
- potential energy
- potential energy of a spring
- power
- radiant energy
- renewable forms of energy
- thermal energy
- useful work
- watt
- work
- work-energy theorem