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WorksheetsCh. 5 & 6 Test
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 6mins
Transforms gravitational potential energy into kinetic energy
biomass
a marble falling off a table
fossil fuels
cell phone
Released when nuclei split
nuclear energy
solar energy
friction
chemical energy
Reduces friction's creation of thermal energy
wind turbine
elastic potential energy
radiant energy
lubricant
Energy produced by falling water
cell phone
hydroelectric power
chemical energy
fossil fuels
Stored in a stretched rubber
thermal energy
nuclear energy
elastic potential energy
electric heater
Transferred by heat
thermal energy
solar energy
friction
nuclear energy
Carried by electromagnetic waves
wind turbine
solar energy
chemical energy
radiant energy
Energy is the ability to
use gravity
hold objects
cause change
Which resource is an inexhaustible energy source?
solar
nuclear
petroleum
natural gas
When a ball is thrown into the air, its kinetic energy is lowest
at its highest point
at the moment it is released
as it begins to fall back to the ground
Energy resources that are ___ cannot be used up
renewable
exhaustible
inexhaustible
Geothermal energy comes from underground pockets of
uranium and coal
coal and petroleum
hot water and steam
A moving truck has more___ energy than a parked truck
sound
kinetic
potential
Which situation is an example of work?
a person holding several tools
a person sitting in a parked car
a person hitting a pitched baseball
Potential energy can be gravitational, elastic, or ___
sound
radiant
chemical
mechanical
A battery transforms chemical energy into ____ energy
thermal
chemical
electrical
mechanical
Used when your body moves
chemical energy
solar energy
electromagnetic waves
biomass
Transforms radiant energy into sound energy
friction
electromagnetic waves
wind turbine
cell phone
Scale from 1-4 how helpful was this game? (4 being the most helpful and 1 being the least)
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2
3
4
