Forms of Energy Assessment Review

This type of energy is stored in the bonds of atoms and molecules. A battery is an example of this form of stored energy.

• chemical energy

• thermal energy

• radiant energy

• electric energy

This type of energy is heat energy and refers to the motion of particles. The more motion the particles have the more of this energy is present.

• radiant energy

• nuclear energy

• gravitational energy

• thermal energy

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This energy is stored in the nucleus of an atom; this energy holds the nucleus together. When the atom split, large amounts of energy are released.

• chemical energy

• thermal energy

• nuclear energy

• gravitational energy

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This energy is when electricity creates motion, light, or heat. This form of energy is created from the motion of electrons.

• thermal energy

• mechanical energy

• nuclear energy

• electrical energy

This type of energy is know as light energy that travels in waves in a straight path as a form of electromagnetic radiation. An example of this energy is sunlight.

• thermal energy

• radiant energy

• nuclear energy

• electric energy

Based on the Law of Conservation of Energy, if the wrecking ball has a current potential energy of 149.5 KJ, without friction, how much energy will be transferred to the wall upon contact?

• 0 KJ

• 74.75 KJ

• 149.5 KJ

• 299 KJ

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Which is not a factor of mechanical energy?

• Texture

• Motion

• Position

• Shape

Which type of nuclear energy involves the nuclei splitting?

• Nuclear Fishing

• Nuclear Fusion

• Nuclear Fission

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Does more particle movement increase or decrease the amount of thermal energy in an object?

• Decrease

• No Change

• Increase

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A person is using 40J of energy to rub their hands together on a cold day. The friction between the hands is helping to create the conversion of what two types of energy?

• Potential Energy is transformed into Thermal Energy

• Potential Energy is transformed into Electromagnetic Radiation

• Kinetic Energy is transformed into Thermal Energy

• Kinetic Energy is transformed into Magnetic Energy

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