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hat is the difference between potential and kinetic energy? Potential = Stored energy Kinetic = energy in motion At what point in the picture above do we have the most potential energy? Point 1 Point 4 How are potential and kinetic energy similar? Neither can be created or destroyed Neither can be shown when the ject is moving Both can be shown when the object moving Both can be created and destroyed Correct answer: A Put the points in order of increasing kinetic energy: 1, 2, 3, 4 (increasing kinetic = least to greatest) In the picture above, how can I increase the amount of potential energy that the marble has? Add more books (increase the height) At what point in the picture above do we have the most kinetic energy?

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Page 1: What is the difference between potential and kinetic energy? Potential = Stored energy Kinetic = energy in motion At what point in the picture above do

What is the difference between potential and

kinetic energy?

Potential = Stored energyKinetic = energy in motion

At what point in the picture above do we

have the most potential energy?

Point 1 Point 4

How are potential andkinetic energy similar?

A) Neither can be created or destroyedB) Neither can be shown when the object is movingC) Both can be shown when the object is movingD) Both can be created and destroyed

Correct answer: A

Put the points in orderof increasing kinetic

energy:

1, 2, 3, 4(increasing kinetic = least to greatest)

In the picture above, howcan I increase the amount

of potential energy thatthe marble has?

Add more books (increase the height)

At what point in the picture above do we have the most kinetic

energy?

Page 2: What is the difference between potential and kinetic energy? Potential = Stored energy Kinetic = energy in motion At what point in the picture above do

What is the law of conservation of

energy?A) Energy is always createdB) Energy is never created or destroyedC) Energy is destroyedD) Energy is always created & destroyed

Answer Choice B

An ice cube is placed in a glass of soda on a hot summer day and

left outside. Which of the following is the predictable pattern of heat transfer?

A) The soda will get cooler and the ice cube will meltB) The soda and ice cube will stay the same temp

C) The soda will get warmer and the ice cube will get coolerD) The soda will get cooler and the ice cube will stay frozen

Answer Choice A

A battery is placed in a flashlight. The flashlight is left on and shinesfor 6 hours before the battery runs

out. What type of energy is decreasing in the battery

as it powers the flashlight?A) Kinetic Energy B) Potential EnergyC) Thermal Energy D) Nuclear Energy

Answer Choice B

Using the above picture,place the points in orderof increasing potential

energy.

4, 3, 2, 1 (increasing = least to greatest)

When riding on a rollercoaster,we experience the most

potential energy at the ______point and the most kinetic

energy at the _______ point.

lowest; highest

Nico kicked a soccer ball as shown above. How could he decreasethe amount of potential energy

in the soccer ball?

Don’t kick the ball as high (decrease the height)

Page 3: What is the difference between potential and kinetic energy? Potential = Stored energy Kinetic = energy in motion At what point in the picture above do

Define the following words:-Conduction-Convection-Radiation

Conduction = heat through touchConvection = heat rises, cool sinks

Radiation = heat through empty space

Allisa was cooking in her kitchen when she suddenly slipped

and fell on the hot stove. What type of heat transfer is she

experiencing?A) ConductionB) ConvectionC) Radiation

Answer Choice A

What type of heat transfer isShown in the picture above?

Explain your answerA) ConductionB) ConvectionC) Radiation

Radiation because the heat is being transferred through empty space

What type of heat transfer is being shown at each letter?

A= Conduction (touch)B= ConvectionC= Radiation (empty space)

Homer grabbed a hot toaster!!What kind of heat transfer is he

experiencing?A) ConductionB) ConvectionC) Radiation

A Conduction (touch)

Pictured above are churros undera heat lamp. How are the churros

in the middle of of the pileReceiving heat?A) ConductionB) ConvectionC)Radiation

Conduction – the churros in the middle are touching the churros on the top of the pile

AB

C

Page 4: What is the difference between potential and kinetic energy? Potential = Stored energy Kinetic = energy in motion At what point in the picture above do

The minions are being warmedby the sun. How are they

Receiving the heat?A) ConductionB) ConvectionC) Radiation

Answer Choice C (the heat is moving throughEmpty space)

The reason you drop to the groundWhen there is fire.

A) ConductionB) ConvectionC) Radiation

Answer Choice B – the smoke (heat rises) Answer Choice C: heat through empty space

The picture above shows heat transfer throughA) ConductionB) ConvectionC) Radiation

Answer Choice C – heat through empty space A – heat transfer through touch

When heat moves, it moves:A) From hotter objects

To colder objectsB) From colder objects to

Hotter objectsC) It doesn’t move at all

Answer Choice A

Pictured above are churros undera heat lamp. How are the churros

on top of of the pile receiving heat?A) ConductionB) ConvectionC)Radiation

The picture above shows heat transfer throughA) ConductionB) ConvectionC) Radiation

Page 5: What is the difference between potential and kinetic energy? Potential = Stored energy Kinetic = energy in motion At what point in the picture above do

Identify the energy transformationOf the flashlight pictured above._______ _______ _______

Chemical Electrical Light

Identify the energy transformationHomer is going through when he

eats cake and then goes and worksout.

______ ______

Chemical Mechanical

Collin got a new iPhone 6 over theweekend. What kind of energytransformation is taking place

to power his phone? ______ ______ ______

Chemical electrical Light/Sound

What is the energy transformationbeing shown in this picture?

_____ ____ ____

Chemical Electrical Light

What is the energy transformationof the fan pictured above?

_______ _______

Electrical Mechanical

What energy transformation is the gasoline power car pictured

above going through?___ (3 energy types go here)

Chemical Mechanical/Thermal/Sound

Page 6: What is the difference between potential and kinetic energy? Potential = Stored energy Kinetic = energy in motion At what point in the picture above do

What energy transformation is thewind turbine going through to power

the homes shown above?______ ______

Mechanical Electrical

What kind of energyis found in a battery?

Chemical Energy

What kind of energy is found in food?

Chemical Energy

True or False: When energy changes from one form to

another, the energy is destroyed.

False – energy is NEVER destroyed

What energy transformation is the above speaker going through to

play music?______ ______

Electrical Sound

What energy transformation is the above solar panel going through to power the house?

_______ _______

Radiant (Light) Electrical

Page 7: What is the difference between potential and kinetic energy? Potential = Stored energy Kinetic = energy in motion At what point in the picture above do

What kind of pulley is picturedabove? How did you know?

Fixed Pulley– the pulley is attached to the ceiling

Moveable Pulley – the pulley moves on the string

Identify the pulley pictured aboveand give an advantage of using this

type of pulley.

It’s a fixed pulley and it changesthe direction that you lift the load

When using a fixed pulley, the amount of force _____ and the

direction the load moves _______.

Force stays the sameDirection the load moves changes

When using a moveable pulley, theamount of force _____ and the

direction the load moves _____.

Force decreases Direction the load moves stays the same

Which pulley system pictured above would require the least amount of

force to lift the load? Explain

Figure 4 – the more pulleys you add,the less amount of force needed

What kind of pulley is picturedabove? How did you know?

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 4

Page 8: What is the difference between potential and kinetic energy? Potential = Stored energy Kinetic = energy in motion At what point in the picture above do

When using an inclined plane, theamount of force needed to lift the load _________ and the distancethe load moves ____________.

Force decreasesDistance increases

As we increases the distance of an inclined plane what happens

to the amount of force neededto move the load?

The force decreases

True or False: When using a simple machine, the amount ofwork ALWAYS stays the same.

True

What is a disadvantage of usingan inclined plane?

It increases the distance that you move the load

An inclined plane reduces the forceneeded to move an object by-

A) Decreasing the pull of gravityB) Decreasing the mass of the

objectC) Increasing the distance the

load has to move

Answer Choice C

A pulley attached to the objectto be moved, which reduces

the force needed to movethe object is called a –

A) Fixed PulleyB) Moveable Pulley

C) Fun Pulley

Answer Choice B

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