Energy Transformation and Conservation

How are different forms of energy related?

• they can all be transformed into other forms of energy

• none of them can be transformed into other forms of energy

• they can be created

• they can be destroyed

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A change from one form of energy to another

• energy conservation

• energy transformation

• potential energy

• kinetic energy

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Which is an example of a single energy transformation?

• A toaster converts electrical to thermal energy

• A match converts mechanical to thermal to electromagnetic

• A biker converts chemical to mechanical to thermal

• A car converts chemical to thermal to mechanical

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What is an example of multiple energy transformations?

• Your body transforms chemical to thermal

• Your body transforms chemical to mechanical

• a flashlight converts chemical energy in batteries to electrical to electromagnetic energy in light

• a phone converts electrical to electromagnetic

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As an object falls its __________ energy decreases and its kinetic energy increases

• potential

• chemical

• thermal

• electric

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According to the Law of Conservation of Energy, when one form of energy is transformed into another, __________ energy is lost in the process

• no

• some

• all

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_________ CANNOT be created or destroyed

• energy

• transformation

• motion

• pendulums

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What kind of energy in the sun transforms into electromagnetic energy?

• nuclear

• thermal

• electric

• chemical

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"Energy can be transformed from one form into another or transformed from one region or another, but energy cannot be created or destroyed."
Which law is this?

• Law of Conservation of Mass
• Newton's Second Law
• Law of Conservation of Energy
• Newton's Third Law

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Which energy transformation occurs in a toaster?

• chemical to electric
• electric to thermal
• kinetic to chemical
• thermal to potential

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