Introduction to Energy

Energy that is stored is called

• kinetic energy

• potential energy

• mechanical energy

• thermal energy

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Energy in motion is called

• kinetic energy

• potential energy

• light energy

• sound energy

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Music playing on the radio is an example of

• mechanical energy

• electrical energy

• thermal energy

• sound energy

A plugged in lamp is an example of

• mechanical energy

• light energy

• electrical energy

• sound energy

Kicking a soccer ball is an example of

• mechanical energy

• electrical energy

• thermal energy

• sound energy

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The sun shining is an example of

• mechanical energy

• electrical energy

• light energy

• thermal energy

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Boiling water is an example of

• mechanical energy

• sound energy

• electrical energy

• thermal energy

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How does weight affect energy?

• The lighter an object is the more energy it has.

• The heavier an object is the more energy it has.

• Weight does not affect energy.

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How does speed affect energy?

• It does not affect energy.

• The slower an object is moving the less energy it has.

• The faster an object is moving the more energy it has.

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Energy can be created and destroyed.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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