GCSE Energy 1

What is an energy transfer?

• Dancing 
• Movement of energy
• Movement of energy from one store to another
• something moving

What is an object or group of objects?

• systematic
• system
• suspect
• suspicious 

What is a kinetic store of energy?

• something moving
• energy stored in a moving object
• elastic potential energy
• an stationary object

What is "shifting energy from one store to another by a force?"

• mechanic work
• mechenical work
• mechanical work
• no work

What is the name of the law for "energy can not be created or destroyed. In a closed system there is no net change to the amount of energy in the system"

• conservation of energy
• conserving energy
• energy of conservation

Elastic Potential Energy

• Potential energy that is stored when an object is stretched or compressed (squashed)
• Energy stored by objects due to their position above Earth's surface
• Energy stored due to the vibrations of the molecules of a substance. The hotter the substance, the greater the energy stored.
• Energy stored when a charged object is in an electric field (e.g. a charged balloon)

Chemical Energy

• Energy stored due to the vibrations of the molecules of a substance. The hotter the substance, the greater the energy stored.
• Energy stored because of the chemical makeup of a substance e.g. foods, fuels, batteries
• Energy stored when a charged object is in an electric field (e.g. a charged balloon)
• Energy stored by objects due to their position above Earth's surface

Electrical work

• energy transferred from a hotter object to a colder object
• Energy transferred by waves or vibrations e.g. light, sound, mechanical waves
• Energy transferred when a force moves an object
• Energy transferred when an electric current flows

Electrostatic Energy

• Energy stored because of the chemical makeup of a substance e.g. foods, fuels, batteries
• Energy transferred by waves or vibrations e.g. light, sound, mechanical waves
• Energy stored when a charged object is in an electric field (e.g. a charged balloon)
• Energy stored by objects due to their position above Earth's surface

Gravitational Potential Energy

• Energy stored by objects due to their position above Earth's surface
• Energy stored when a charged object is in an electric field (e.g. a charged balloon)
• Potential energy that is stored when an object is stretched or compressed (squashed)
• Energy stored because of the chemical makeup of a substance e.g. foods, fuels, batteries