Energy Movement & Transfers Review

Which car on the roller coaster has the greatest amount of energy?

• Car D

• Car C

• Car B

• Car A

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Which statement correctly describes the transfer of energy being

shown in the picture below?

• The bowling ball did not gather enough energy to affect the

  bowling pins.

• The bowling pins are blocking the energy from the bowling ball.

• The bowling ball gathered enough energy as it traveled down the

  lane that it transferred the energy to the pins when they collided.

• There is not any transfer of energy happening.

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Which object has more energy?

• A shopping cart slowly

  traveling down a shallow

  incline.

• A shopping cart on a flat

  surface.

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Which object has more energy?

• A truck traveling 20 miles per

  hour down a flat road.

• A scooter traveling 5 miles per

  hour up a hill.

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Which statement is true about

the cars in the image below?

• Car A had more energy than

  Car B.

• Both cars had the same

  amount of energy.

• Both cars had the same

  amount of energy.

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In which location will the girl on

the swing have the greatest

amount of energy?

• Location A

• Location B

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A car will travel __________

down a steep hill than a shallow

hill.

• The same speed

• Faster

• Slower

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___________ energy is the energy

that is stored in an object due to

its position or state.

• Kinetic

• Energy

• Potential

• Gathering

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The ability to do work is called

___________.

• Kinetic

• Potential

• Energy

• Gathering

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The faster an object moves, the

__________ energy the object has.

• Less

• Same

• More

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