Sound Energy-Levings

What happens when two objects collide?

• Energy is changed into force.

• Energy is transferred from one object to another

• Energy is created and the objects move faster

• Energy is destroyed and the objects move slower

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Which of the following Collisions would cause a still object to move at the speed of the object that hit it?

• collision of a moving object with a still object of the same weight.

• A collision of a moving object with a heavier still object.

• A collision of a moving object with a lighter still object.

• A collision of a large, light object and a still object that is smaller, heavier.

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When two objects of the same weight traveling at different speeds collide head on, both objects

• stop moving

• change direction and move at a slower speed

• change direction and move at a original speed

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Some of the energy transferred during a collision can produce

• heat

• light

• sound

• all the above

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Scientists cannot predict what would happen when objects collide if

• light were not conserved

• energy were not conserved

• speed affected the amount of energy.

• weight affected the amount of energy

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While playing with toy cars, Kirsten and Luca each push a car toward the center of the room. What happens when the toy cars collide?

• Energy is lost.

• Energy is gained.

• Energy is transferred.

• Energy is unchanged

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Jonah is about to kick the football. Which of the following BEST explains how Jonah can tell that energy transfers from his food to the ball during the collision?

• The speed of the ball changes

• The weight of the ball changes

• The weight and speed of the ball changes

• The ball does not move

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While playing soccer after school, Bella on the left, and Richard on the right both kick the ball at the same time. Bella kicks the ball harder than Richard kicks the ball. Look at the picture. What happens to Richard's ball?

• It does not return to Richard

• It returns to Richard at a slower speed.

• It returns to Richard at a faster speed.

• It returns to Richard at the same speed.

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Look at the photograph of Gage hitting a golf ball with a golf club. Just as the photo was taken, the photographer heard a loud sound. Which BEST explains why the photographer heard a sound during the collision.

• Some of the energy transferred to the air.

• Some of the energy transferred to the ball.

• The motion of the club changed.

• The motion of the ball changes.

When a moving object collides with a still object of a different weight, the energy transfer can affect the objects' speeds

• The same

• different

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