Energy and Work 2024

An energy _____ is the conversion of one form of energy to another.

• transformation
• mutation
• calculation
• variation

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In an energy _____, energy moves from one object to another.

• transfer
• creation
• destruction
• loss

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The law of _____ says that energy can be transformed from one form to another, but it cannot be created or destroyed.

• conservation of energy
• conservation of momentum
• universal gravitation
• inertia

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When you are at the top of a roller coaster ride, you have a lot of _____ energy.

• gravitational-potential
• kinetic
• chemical
• radiant

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When you are approaching the bottom of a roller coaster ride, you have a lot of _____ energy.

• kinetic
• gravitational-potential
• electric
• seismic

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When you are swinging on a playground swing, _____ energy is transformed to _____ energy and back again.

• kinetic/gravitational-potential
• kinetic/radiant
• radiant/chemical
• chemical/electric

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During photosynthesis, a plant transforms _____ energy from the sun into _____ energy in molecules it stores for food.

• radiant/chemical
• chemical/radiant
• nuclear/seismic
• sound/kinetic

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_____ energy in the food we eat is transformed to energy used for movement, temperature control, and other life processes.

• chemical
• radiant
• kinetic
• gravitational-potential

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The energy stored in the chemical bonds in fossil fuels originally came from _____ energy from the Sun.

• radiant
• seismic
• sound
• mechanical

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The _____ energy in fossil fuels is converted to _____ energy to power our homes and businesses.

• chemical/electric
• sound/chemical
• radiant/nuclear
• kinetic/sound