6th Unit 4 Test Review 2024

What is Kinetic Energy?

• Stored energy based on an object's position

• Energy of motion

• Electricity

• Chemical Reaction

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What is potential energy?

• Stored energy based on an object's position

• Energy in motion

• Electricity

• Chemical Reaction

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When you pull back and hold a bow string you are displaying...

• Potential Energy

• Kinetic Energy

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When you release the bow string you are converting the energy to...

• Potential Energy

• Kinetic Energy

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Categorize the following...

Groups:

(a) Electrical

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(b) Radiant

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(c) Sound

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(d) Mechanical

• riding bike

• light

• electromagnetic waves

• moving electrons in conductor

• wires

• music

• vibrations

• energy due to motion

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Categorize the following...

Groups:

(a) Gravitational

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(b) Chemical

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(c) Elastic

• bonded atoms

• book on a shelf

• rubberband

• rock on a cliff

• height above ground

• battery

• stretched or compressed

• spring

• food eaten

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Match the following...

• Nuclear

• Earth's core

• Electromagnetic

• Lightning

• Electrical

• Visible Light

• Chemical

• Food people eat

• Mechanical

• moving parts

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When riding up a hill on your bike you are using ​ (a)   energy. When you start to ride downhill you are using ​ (b)   energy. When a car is driving is it using ​ (c)   and the gas sitting in the gas tank is using ​ (d)   .

• potential
• kinetic
• KE
• PE

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Batteries always use ​ (a)   energy because they ​ (b)   energy. When a spring is compressed it is ​ (c)   but when it is released it is ​ (d)   . A book higher on a book shelf has ​ (e)   gravitational energy then a book on a lower shelf.

• potential
• store
• PE
• KE
• more
• less
• kinetic
• use

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What does the Law of Conservation state?

• Energy is neither created nor destroyed, it can only change form.

• Energy can be created but not destroyed when it changes form.

• Energy can be destroyed but not created when it changes form.

• Energy can be created and destroyed when it changes form.

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