Lesson 3 Energy Transfer in Collisions Review

Which is not an example of a collision causing energy transfer and change in motion?

• a bat strikes a baseball

• a catcher catches a baseball

• a baseball hits the ground

• a baseball flies through the air

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Fill in the blanks using the available answer choices. _______ is transformed or transferred; it cannot be made or destroyed.

• Energy

• Momentum

• Mass

• Force

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During a collision, some energy can be transferred into _______ or sound.

• force

• heat

• electricity

• conservation

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Friction during a collision causes some kinetic energy to be changed into _______.

• heat

• electricity

• potential energy

• chemical energy

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The collision of two marbles can cause the __________ of both marbles to change.

• energy

• motion

• color

• size

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Which describes a change that will likely occur in the collision below?

• Kinetic energy will be transferred from the nail to the hammer, causing the hammer to move.

• Kinetic energy will be transferred from the hammer to the nail, causing the nail to move.

• Potential energy will be transferred from the nail to the hammer, causing no change in motion.

• All of the kinetic energy will transform into light energy and no change in motion will occur.

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Mason built a ramp. He put car A at the bottom of the ramp and released car B from the

top of the ramp, as shown.

Predict the things that Mason will likely observe when car A and car B collide.

• Car A will move.

• Car B will stop or slow down.

• Mason will hear a banging sound.

• Heat is generated.

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CCSS.RI.4.1

Mason built a ramp. He put car A at the bottom of the ramp and released car B from the

top of the ramp, as shown.

Describe two energy transfers that happen when car A and car B collide.

• Some energy is transferred from car B to car A.

• Cars will crash.

• Mason will hear a banging sound.

• Some energy is transferred to the air [which results in sound and the air being heated].

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