Energy of motion

What is the ability to do work?

• energy

• motion

• speed

• transfer

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What is the movement of an object?

• energy

• motion

• speed

• transfer

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What is it called when something passes from one object to another?

• energy

• motion

• speed

• transfer

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When does a ball have the most energy of motion?

• Standing still

• Rolling across the floor

• Rolling quickly down a tall hill

• Rolling slowly down a low hill

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Four runners, who are the same size and weight, are in a race. Who has the most energy?

• They all have the same amount of energy.

• None of them have energy.

• The runner who is running the slowest has the most energy.

• The runner who is running the fastest has the most energy.

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A pitcher throws a ball. Which of the following is true?

• The ball's energy does not change.

• The pitcher gets more energy.

• The ball transfers energy to the pitcher.

• The pitcher transfers energy to the ball.

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Which is an example of energy moving an object from place to place?

• Water resting in a bowl.

• Wind blowing a grain of sand.

• A batter ready to hit a baseball.

• A drummer ready to hit a drum.

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How does energy change when a player kicks a soccer ball?

• The foot gets most of the energy of motion.

• The ball gets most of the energy of motion.

• The ball loses energy.

• Neither the ball nor the foot gets energy.

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What happens when a batter hits a baseball?

• The bat stops.

• The ball stops.

• The motion of both the bat and the ball change.

• The motion of the bat and the ball do not change.

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