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Energy produced by sound vibrations.

• Light Energy

• Heat Energy

• Mechanical Energy

• Electrical Energy

• Sound Energy

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Energy gained by the physical movement in position of an object.

• Light Energy

• Heat Energy

• Mechanical Energy

• Electrical Energy

• Sound Energy

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Form of energy that is transferred by a difference in temperature.

• Light Energy

• Heat Energy

• Mechanical Energy

• Electrical Energy

• Sound Energy

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Energy produced from the flow of an electric current through a conductor.

• Light Energy

• Heat Energy

• Mechanical Energy

• Electrical Energy

• Sound Energy

Energy that travels in electromagnetic waves and may travel in space.

• Light Energy

• Heat Energy

• Mechanical Energy

• Electrical Energy

• Sound Energy

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Irregular repeating sound waves cause particles to move that create noise. Movement of air particles caused by regular repeating waves produced musical notes.

What causes the movement of these air particles in sound waves?

• pitch

• solar energy

• vibrations

• wave length

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Heat energy is transferred from one object to another due to a difference in temperature. Heat energy may be transferred through direct contact or through space but always moves from an object of greater to lesser temperature. Which of the following is the best example of heat being transferred from one object to another.

• stretching a rubber band over a pile of papers

• rubbing two sticks together to start a fire

• jumping rope with two friends

• solar panels providing electricity to a factory

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Gayle was excited to wake up to a few inches of snow. It was just enough to build a snowman. She and her sisters quickly put on their mitts and ran outside to begin building their snowman. Later that morning the snowman began to melt. What most likely caused the snowman to melt?

• electrical energy

• sound energy

• mechanical energy

• heat energy

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A beam of light strikes a mirror and reflects off at the angle in which it hit the mirror. Which term does the diagram below illustrate?

• rotation

• reflection

• refraction

• revolution

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Electrical energy is transformed into many energy forms and is used to power most of the household appliances we use each day. Which appliance is a source of mechanical energy?

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