Forms of Energy

When something moves quickly back and forth it is known as

• pitch
• volume
• vibration
• loudness

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Energy in a ball rolling across the floor is

• kinetic energy
• electrical energy
• potential energy
• friction

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The energy that causes a light bulb to glow is

• kinetic energy
• electrical energy
• friction
• potential energy

Which of the following would have the most mechanical energy?

• an orange in a tree
• a rock lying on the ground
• a book on a bookshelf
• a ball on the top of a building

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NGSS.MS-PS3-2

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Which object in the home gives off heat energy?

• a light bulb
• a sweater
• a cooking pan
• a campfire

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The heat produced when you rub your hands together is caused by

• energy
• absorption
• friction
• sound

Energy stored in a stretched rubber band is

• kinetic energy
• electrical energy
• potential energy
• mechanical energy

When light can bounce back off of a surface it is known as

• reflection
• refraction
• absorption
• friction

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Refraction is

• light that bounces back
• light that moves
• light that bends
• light that travels

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NGSS.MS-PS4-2

Energy that moved from warmer objects to cooler objects is known as

• sound
• light
• measurement
• heat

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