
Energy Transformation
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Science
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6th - 8th Grade
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Dana Wallach
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9 Slides • 15 Questions
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Learning Targets:
identify and give examples of common forms of energy
differentiate between kinetic and potential energy
provide evidence that energy can be transferred and transformed between its different forms
identify the energy transformations that occur when energy is used to run a device in the home or school
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Multiple Choice
Energy cannot change form.
True
False
3
Multiple Choice
The law of conservation of energy states that the total energy in a system
increases.
decreases.
stays the same.
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5
Multiple Choice
energy that an object has due to its motion
kinetic energy
potential energy
6
Multiple Choice
energy an object has because of position
kinetic energy
potential energy
7
Multiple Choice
depends on object’s mass and speed
kinetic energy
potential energy
8
Multiple Choice
internal stored energy of an object
kinetic energy
potential energy
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11
Multiple Choice
Energy cannot change between kinetic and potential energy.
True
False
12
Multiple Choice
Where does a rollercoaster have the greatest potential energy?
stopped at the top of the highest hill
picking up speed half way down the highest hill
at the bottom of the highest hill moving at its fastest speed
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14
Multiple Choice
When potential energy is equal to 50%. What % is kinetic energy?
0%
25%
50%
100%
15
Multiple Choice
When kinetic energy is equal to 75%. What % is potential energy?
0%
25%
50%
100%
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Multiple Choice
The potential energy in food converts to _______ energy when a swimmer kicks his feet.
kinetic
potential
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18
Multiple Choice
The _______ energy in the apple converts to _______ energy when the horse runs.
kinetic to potential
potential to kinetic
potential to zero
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20
Multiple Choice
A car converts the stored _________ energy in gasoline into kinetic energy to turn the wheels on a car.
kinetic
potential
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Multiple Choice
An apple tree transforms radiant energy from the Sun into _______ energy which is stored in its apples.
kinetic
potential
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Learning Targets:
identify and give examples of common forms of energy
differentiate between kinetic and potential energy
provide evidence that energy can be transferred and transformed between its different forms
identify the energy transformations that occur when energy is used to run a device in the home or school
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