Potential Energy Review with Force

A soccer player kicking a ball at 55 miles per hour uses more energy than a soccer player kicking a ball at 25 miles per hour. How do we know this is true? (Choose 2)

• Energy is energy

• There is a relationship between speed and energy

• Energy and speed are not related

• There is no way to know if this is true

• An object moving at a slower speed has less energy than the same object moving at a faster speed.

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Order the path that energy is being transferred in the picture below.

• Light Energy

• Electrical energy

• Chemical energe

A student has a bowling ball and a basketball. The student rolled them both down a smooth floor.  Which object will require the most amount of force to get the ball to start rolling?

• The basketball because it has less mass

• The bowling ball because it has more mass

• The basket ball because it is larger

• There is no way to tell

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Which of the following happen when you turn on an electric light switch? (choose 2)

• The electrical circuit is closed, the light will turn on

• The electric circuit is closed, the electricity is lost

• The electric circuit is closed, electrical energy is converted to light energy

• The electric circuit is closed, light energy is converted to electrical energy

Match the following

• A bonfire

• Thermal energy

• sun heats up the sand

• mechanical energy

• pedaling a bike

• chemical energy

• 2 cars collide

• light energy

• cheeseburger

• sound energy

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Some students planned an experiment (fair test) to determine the force required to overcome friction when an object movers across different surfaces.  Which of the following would students do?  (Choose 2)

• The student would change the type of surface for trials

• Students would NOT change the surface for trails

• Students would change the amount of mass for trials

• Students would NOT change the amount of mass for trials

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Some students planned an experiment (fair test) to determine the force required to overcome friction when an object movers across different surfaces.  Which of the following would students do?  (Choose 2)

• The student would measure the force exerted as they drag the mass across the surface

• The student would NOT measure the force exerted as they drag the mass across the surface

• Students would drag the mass at different speeds

• Students would NOT drag the mass at different speeds

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Player ​ (a)   has the least amount of potential energy. Player ​ (b)   has applied the most force to jump the highest.

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What is the path of energy in a flashlight?

• Heat energy

• Light energy

• Chemical energy

• Electrical energy

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Look at the bar graph. Which material has the least amount of friction?

• carpet

• sand paper

• wax paper

• tile

• foam