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Types of Energy Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the amount of KE shown at Point A? (Hint: The total amount of energy is 50,000J).

a)

a. 10,000 J

b)

b. 15,000 J

c)

c. 20,000J

d)

d. 0 J

2.

What is the amount of KE shown at Point B? (Hint: The total amount of energy is 50,000J).

a)

a. 10,000 J

b)

b. 15,000 J

c)

c. 20,000J

d)

d. 0 J

3.

What is the amount of KE shown at Point C? (Hint: The total amount of energy is 50,000J).

a)

a. 10,000 J

b)

b. 15,000 J

c)

c. 20,000J

d)

d. 0 J

4.

What are the amounts of PE and KE at Point D?(Hint: The total amount of energy is 50, 000J.

a)

a. PE: 10,000 J KE: 0

b)

b. PE: 15,000 J, KE: 30,000J

c)

c. PE: 0J, KE: 30,000J

d)

d. PE: 0 J, KE: 50,000J

5.

Match the following vocabulary term with its description below.

a)

Electrical energy

1.

energy associated with the electrical

b)

Mechanical Energy

2.

Energy associated with mechanical moveme

c)

Potential Energy

3.

Energy associated with the position

6.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Gravitational

Elastic

Chemical

Nuclear

Mechanical

Radiant

Thermal

Electrical

Types of Potential Energy
Types of Kinetic Energy
7.

________ can be converted from one form to another, but the ______ energy present before a change always exists in some form even after a change. This observation is expressed as the Law of Conservation of Energy

(a)  

8.

  1. Draw a book on a table. Explain what type of energy the book has. Draw the book falling to floor. Explain what type of energy the book on the floor has. Use the terms potential energy, gravity, and kinetic energy.

9.

The Law of Conservation of Energy states:

a)

Energy can be created or destroyed and it changes forms.

b)

Energy cannot be created or destroyed. It only changes forms.

c)

Energy cannot be created but it can be destroyed.

10.
The Law of Conservation of Energy states that _______________. 
a)
Energy cannot be created or destroyed
b)
Energy is free
c)
Energy cannot be transformed
d)
Energy comes in cans