Energy Transfer Review Topic 1 Lesson 3

Electricity transfers ______ from place to place.

• energy
• matter
• both of these
• none of these

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What form of energy is being converted to electrical energy with this bike?

• light
• motion
• sound
• heat

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

• water 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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A player catches a moving ball. What happens to some of the ball's energy when it hits the player's mitt?

• It changes to light.

• It changes to electricity.

• It changes to sound.

• It is destroyed.

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Which of the following can move energy from place to place?

• sound

• a moving baseball

• electric currents

• all of the above

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Which of these uses electric currents to move energy from place to place?

• a toaster

• a campfire

• a baseball bat

• the sun

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Ty rolled a small ball on the floor. When the ball hit the wall, it bounced off. How was the ball's energy transformed?

• some of it was changed to light energy

• some of it was changed to sound energy

• all of it was changed to thermal energy

• all of it was changed to stored energy

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Zoe picks up a book she left by a sunny window. She notices the book is warm to the touch. What can Zoe conclude from her observation?

• heated air produces light

• light travels faster than sound waves

• light can transfer energy to objects and heat them

• heat travels faster than light

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When you add hot soup to a cold bowl, ______ energy transfers from the soup to the bowl.

• motion energy

• light energy

• sound energy

• heat energy

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Playing a drum produces ________, which is a form of energy that you can hear.

• light

• sound

• heat

• stored energy

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