WorksheetsEnergy Exit ticket
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
What pattern do you notice?
The more Eli twists the rubber bands, the more energy they store, so the toy car moves faster.
The less Eli twists the rubber bands, the less energy they store, so the toy car moves faster.
The number of twists of the rubber band doesn’t change how fast the car moves.
What pattern do you notice about the rubber bands and the speed of the toy car?
The thinner rubber bands store more energy, so the toy car moved faster.
The thicker rubber bands store more energy, so the toy car moved faster.
The thickness of the rubber band doesn’t change how fast the car moves.
Looking at Eli’s experiments, which of the following rubber bands will store the MOST energy?
A thin rubber band that is twisted 10 times.
A thin rubber band that is twisted 15 times.
A thick rubber band that is twisted 10 times.
A thick rubber band that is twisted 15 times.
A very thick rubber band that is twisted 15 times.
After testing his toy cars, Eli makes some observations of real cars on a racetrack. Which race car (A, B, or C) is using the most energy? How do you know? Support your answer with evidence gathered from Eli’s experiments on the previous page.
What is energy?
moving energy
stored energy
renewable energy
The ability to do work.
The ability to do work or cause change
energy transfer
energy transformation
energy
kinetic energy
Moving energy from one place to another
energy transfer
energy transformation
kinetic energy
potential energy
energy is the ability to cause _______.
motion
position
change
evidence
Once the student throws the marble what will happen to the other marbles?
The marbles will change speed and direction.
The marbles energy will be destroyed.
The marbles will use force.
The marbles will not move
BONUS QUESTION: What does this say? Type in your answer
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