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This quiz contains 13 questions from a mix of 1 subtopics.

How is electricity usage typically measured by utility companies?

kilowatt-hours

watts

volts

amps

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What formula relates the energy usage, power rating, and usage time of an electrical appliance?

E = tP
E = P − t
E = P + t
E = P x t

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If a 1,500 W hair dryer is used for 10 minutes, how much energy does it use?

0.25 kWh

0.15 kWh

1.5 kWh

2.5 kWh

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What variables are used to calculate the cost of electricity usage?

energy used and power factor

energy used and price per kWh

energy used and current

energy used and voltage

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If a 120 W TV is used for 5 hours and electricity costs 20p per kWh, what is the cost to run the TV?

£0.20

£0.10

£0.24

£0.12

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Which of the following is NOT a way to reduce electricity usage?

buying energy efficient appliances

running appliances longer

lowering the thermostat temperature

using LED light bulbs

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Which type of energy rated appliance indicates higher efficiency?

A+++

C

D

G

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Which of the following best describes energy efficient light bulbs?

less efficient but longer-lasting than traditional bulbs

similar efficiency to traditional bulbs

less efficient than traditional bulbs

more efficient and longer-lasting than traditional bulbs

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Why is saving energy important? Select the two best answers.

cuts radioactive waste

reduces air pollution

decreases access to electricity

lowers electricity costs

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Explain two benefits of using energy efficient appliances and light bulbs.

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A refrigerator with a power rating of 250 W is used for 3 hours a day. Calculate the energy used by the refrigerator in one day. Give your answer to 2 significant figures in kWh.

0.75 kWh

7.5 kWh

2.5 kWh

0.25 kWh

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Calculate the cost of operating a 1,000 W microwave for 2 hours if the electricity costs 15p per kWh.

£0.15

£1.50

£3.00

£0.30

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Calculate the annual cost of using an electric oven that consumes 2 kWh per use, used 180 times a year, if electricity costs 12p per kWh.

£43.20

£4.32

£21.60

£432.00

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