3.2 Energy Conversions Station Lab

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DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The logs contain (a) energy that is changed into (b) energy to get warm and (c) energy to see by. There is also a little bit of (d) energy from the crackling.

chemical

thermal

radiant

sound

mechanical

electromagnetic

DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The hair dryer turns (a) energy into (b) energy to dry the hair.

electrical

thermal

chemical

elastic potential

radiant

DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

A tv remote changes the (a) energy in a battery to (b) energy as an infrared signal that changes the station on the tv.

chemical

electromagnetic

electrical

thermal

mechanical

DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

When you charge your cell phone, the (a) energy travels down the cord and is changed into (b) energy stored in the battery.

electrical

chemical

thermal

mechanical

radiant

DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The satellite picks up (a) energy from space and transfers it into (b) energy to send to your devices.

electromagnetic

electrical

chemical

radiant

sound

DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The (a) energy of the pianist's fingers is combined with the (b) energy in the strings attached to the keys, which is then converted into (c) energy.

elastic potential

sound

chemical

radiant

gravitational potential

kinetic

DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The (a) energy at the top of the roller coaster is transferred into (b) energy as it goes down. The combination of these two is the (c) energy.

gravitation potential

kinetic

mechanical

chemical

elastic potential

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3.2 Energy Conversions Station Lab

14 questions

The logs contain (a) energy that is changed into (b) energy to get warm and (c) energy to see by. There is also a little bit of (d) energy from the crackling.

The hair dryer turns (a) energy into (b) energy to dry the hair.

A tv remote changes the (a) energy in a battery to (b) energy as an infrared signal that changes the station on the tv.

When you charge your cell phone, the (a) energy travels down the cord and is changed into (b) energy stored in the battery.

The satellite picks up (a) energy from space and transfers it into (b) energy to send to your devices.

The (a) energy of the pianist's fingers is combined with the (b) energy in the strings attached to the keys, which is then converted into (c) energy.

The (a) energy at the top of the roller coaster is transferred into (b) energy as it goes down. The combination of these two is the (c) energy.

When an object (like a ball) falls, some of its (a) energy changes to (b) energy, due to the law of conservation of energy.

(a) energy from the man talking is received by the phone and converted into (b) energy to transfer the signal to another phone.

The energy starts as (a) energy then is transferred to (b) energy to cook the toast and finally it becomes (c) energy when the toast pops up.

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3.2 Energy Conversions Station Lab

14 questions

The logs contain ​ (a) energy that is changed into ​ (b) energy to get warm and ​ (c) energy to see by. There is also a little bit of ​ (d) energy from the crackling.

The hair dryer turns ​ (a) energy into ​ (b) energy to dry the hair.

A tv remote changes the ​ (a) energy in a battery to ​ (b) energy as an infrared signal that changes the station on the tv.

When you charge your cell phone, the ​ (a) energy travels down the cord and is changed into ​ (b) energy stored in the battery.

The satellite picks up ​ (a) energy from space and transfers it into ​ (b) energy to send to your devices.

The ​ ​ (a) energy of the pianist's fingers is combined with the ​ (b) energy in the strings attached to the keys, which is then converted into ​ (c) energy.

The ​ (a) energy at the top of the roller coaster is transferred into ​ (b) energy as it goes down. The combination of these two is the ​ (c) energy.

When an object (like a ball) falls, some of its ​ (a) energy changes to ​ (b) energy, due to the law of conservation of energy.

​ (a) energy from the man talking is received by the phone and converted into ​ (b) energy to transfer the signal to another phone.

The energy starts as ​ (a) energy then is transferred to ​ (b) energy to cook the toast and finally it becomes ​ (c) energy when the toast pops up.

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The logs contain (a) energy that is changed into (b) energy to get warm and (c) energy to see by. There is also a little bit of (d) energy from the crackling.

The hair dryer turns (a) energy into (b) energy to dry the hair.

A tv remote changes the (a) energy in a battery to (b) energy as an infrared signal that changes the station on the tv.

When you charge your cell phone, the (a) energy travels down the cord and is changed into (b) energy stored in the battery.

The satellite picks up (a) energy from space and transfers it into (b) energy to send to your devices.

The (a) energy of the pianist's fingers is combined with the (b) energy in the strings attached to the keys, which is then converted into (c) energy.

The (a) energy at the top of the roller coaster is transferred into (b) energy as it goes down. The combination of these two is the (c) energy.

When an object (like a ball) falls, some of its (a) energy changes to (b) energy, due to the law of conservation of energy.

(a) energy from the man talking is received by the phone and converted into (b) energy to transfer the signal to another phone.

The energy starts as (a) energy then is transferred to (b) energy to cook the toast and finally it becomes (c) energy when the toast pops up.