Science Quiz G4

The ability to do work

• Motion

• Energy

• Collision

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Stored Energy

• Potential Energy

• Kinetic Energy

• Collision

• Energy Transfer

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Energy of Motion

• Energy Transfer

• Potential Energy

• Speed

• Kinetic Energy

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When two or more objects hit each other

• Crash

• Collision

• Kinetic Energy

• Energy Transfer

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The transfer of energy from one object to another

• Energy Transfer

• Kinetic Energy

• Stored Energy

• Energy of Motion

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when objects collide and NO KINETIC ENERGY is lost

• Collision

• Kinetic Energy

• Elastic Collision

• Inelastic Collision

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when objects collide and one or more of the objects changes shape

• Collision

• Elastic Collision

• Kinetic Energy

• Inelastic Collision

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What happens to energy when a baseball player swings their bat? HINT: think about POTENTIAL & KINETIC Energy

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What would happen to the baseball if the batter were to swing with MORE ENERGY?

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Label each number with the type of energy you think exists at each number-- potential or kinetic? HINT: The bike is pedaling up hill so it is in motion, then it stops at the top, then it pedals downhill

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