Energy transformations and Law of Conservation of Energy cs

The exhaust from a car contains _________ energy that cannot be used. Scientists often refer to this energy that cannot be used as waste energy.

• potential

• kinetic

• radiant

• therma

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When you use a battery, you transform chemical energy stored in the battery to __________ energy.

• potential

• electrical

• thermal

• radiant

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You use a lamp to change _________ energy into _________ energy.

• electrical, radiant

• potential, radiant

• potential, thermal

• electrical, potential

Friction transforms some mechanical energy into __________ energy.

• radiant

• potential

• thermal

• kinetic

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As the ball falls back toward the floor, its _________ energy increases and its ___________ energy decreases.

• thermal, potential

• kinetic, potential

• potential, kinetic

• kinetic, friction

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Suppose you are shooting a basketball toward a hoop. As the ball rises in the air, its __________ energy increases and its __________ energy decreases.

• potential, kinetic

• kinetic, potential

• friction, kinetic

• potential, friction

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A microwave oven changes ____________ energy to radiant energy to __________ energy.

• electrical, kinetic

• potential, kinetic

• potential, thermal

• electrical, thermal

A force that resists the motion of one surface over another is ______________.

• friction

• potential

• energy transformation

• kinetic

 

A change from electrical to radiant energy to thermal energy is called a(n) ____________.

• electrical

• radiant

• energy transformation

• law of conservation of energy

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According to the ____________________, energy cannot be created or destroyed.

• kinetic

• law of conservation of energy

• energy transformation

• potential

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