Exploring Energy

Energy of motion refers to

• kinetic energy

• nuclear energy

• thermal energy

• potential energy

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Ice cream melts when its thermal energy

• decreases

• stays constant

• decelerates

• increases

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The energy we obtain from eating food is an example of

• chemical energy

• nuclear energy

• mechanical energy

• kinetic energy

Plants using the sun's light energy to make food is an example of

• thermal energy

• light energy

• sound energy

• energy conservation

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Work is done when an object has changed or

• moved

• burned

• evaporated

• synthesized

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A generator converts mechanical energy into

• light energy

• electrical energy

• thermal energy

• sound energy

Energy is the ability to do

• kinetic

• conservation

• work

• thermal

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When you talk to someone or listen to music, you are using this type of energy

• light energy

• sound energy

• heat energy

• electromagnetic energy

This is an example of potential energy

• unlit match

• moving ball

• speeding car

• swinging bat

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This type of energy is created when the nuclei of atoms are fused together or broken apart

• nuclear energy

• thermal energy

• mechanical energy

• heat energy

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