1. TYPES OF ENERGY & Energy Transformations
Review for 6.2 Test PART 1
TYPES OF ENERGY & Energy Transformations

2. The ability to do work is called
Q 1 The ability to do work is called ______________. A) Velocity B) Energy C) Force D) Friction

3. A 1
The ability to do work is called ______________. A) Velocity B) Energy C) Force D) Friction

4. Q 2
Energy associated with motion is called ________________________ energy.

5. A 2
Energy associated with motion is called KINETIC energy.

6. Q3 Which of the following has potential energy? Rock poised for a fall
B) Archer’s bow pulled back
C) A rolling bowling ball
D) Car waiting at red light
a rock poised for a fall
an archer's bow that has been drawn back
a rolling bowling ball
a car waiting at a red light

7. A3 Which of the following has potential energy? Rock poised for a fall
B) Archer’s bow pulled back
C) A rolling bowling ball
D) Car waiting at red light

8. Q4 Unlike kinetic energy, potential energy is Energy of motion Stored
Conserved
Not measurable

9. A4 Unlike kinetic energy, potential energy is Energy of motion Stored
Conserved
Not measurable

10. Q 5
The shock you receive from touching a doorknob is a form of ________________ energy.
A) Chemical
B) Nuclear
C) Mechanical
D) Electrical

11. Q 5
The shock you receive from touching a doorknob is a form of ________________ energy.
A) Chemical
B) Nuclear
C) Mechanical
D) Electrical

12. Q6 Visible light is an example of _________ Energy. Chemical5 Q6
Visible light is an example of _________ Energy.
Chemical
Electrical
Electromagnetic
Nuclear

13. A6 Visible light is an example of electromagnetic Energy. Chemical5 A6
Visible light is an example of electromagnetic Energy.
Chemical
Electrical
Electromagnetic
Nuclear

14. Q7 Energy transformation means A) energy can be created, not destroyed
B) Energy can be destroyed, not created.
C) Not wasting energy
D) Most forms of energy can be transformed into another form.

15. A7 Energy transformation means A) energy can be created, not destroyed
B) Energy can be destroyed, not created.
C) Not wasting energy
D) Most forms of energy can be transformed into another form.

16. Q8
What type of transformation is taking place when natural gas is burned to heat water?
A) chemical energy to thermal energy
B) Thermal to mechanical energy
C) Mechanical to electromagnetic energy
D) Electromagnetic to chemical energy ?

17. A8
What type of transformation is taking place when natural gas is burned to heat water?
A) chemical energy to thermal energy
B) Thermal to mechanical energy
C) Mechanical to electromagnetic energy
D) Electromagnetic to chemical energy ?

18. Q9
The law of conservation of energy states that when one form of energy is converted into another,
A) Energy is destroyed
B) Energy is created
C) Energy is neither created nor destroyed
D) Some amount of energy cannot be accounted for

19. Q9
The law of conservation of energy states that when one form of energy is converted into another,
A) Energy is destroyed
B) Energy is created
C) Energy is neither created nor destroyed
D) Some amount of energy cannot be accounted for

20. Q 1
Stored energy is called ____________________ Energy.

21. A 10
Stored energy is called POTENTIAL Energy.

22. Q 2
Energy of motion is called ____________ energy.

23. A 2
Energy of motion is called KINETIC energy.

24. Q 3
What type of energy do plants use to make food during photosynthesis?
A) Mechanical B) Light (solar) C) Chemical
D) Gravitational E) Kinetic

25. Q 3
What type of energy do plants use to make food during photosynthesis?
A) Mechanical B) Light (solar) C) Chemical
D) Gravitational E) Kinetic

26. Q 4
A fan or a vacuum cleaner that begin to move when plugged in convert ________________energy into _______________energy.
A) Electrical, Gravitational
B) Chemical, Mechanical
C) Electrical, Mechanical
D) Chemical, Gravitational

27. Q 4
A fan or a vacuum cleaner that begin to move when plugged in convert ________________energy into _______________energy.
A) Electrical, Gravitational
B) Chemical, Mechanical
C) Electrical, Mechanical
D) Chemical, Gravitational

28. Q5
When you flip a switch to turn on a light, ______________________is transformed to ________________energy.
A) Electricity, Light B) Chemical Energy, Electrical
C) Mechanical, Chemical

29. Q5
When you flip a switch to turn on a light, ______________________is transformed to ________________energy.
A) Electricity, Light B) Chemical Energy, Electrical
C) Mechanical, Chemical

30. Q6
True or False: A battery stores chemical energy.

31. A6
True or False: A battery stores chemical energy.
TRUE

32. Q7 What type of energy is in the center of atoms?
A) Electrical B) Nuclear C) Chemical
D) Gravitional E) Mechanical F) Elastic

33. Q7 What type of energy is in the center of atoms?
A) Electrical B) Nuclear C) Chemical
D) Gravitional E) Mechanical F) Elastic

34. Q8
When a windmill turns it uses _______________________ energy to do work.
A) Chemical B) Nuclear C) Mechanical
D) Gravitional E) Electrical

35. Q8
When a windmill turns it uses _______________________ energy to do work.
A) Chemical B) Nuclear C) Mechanical
D) Gravitational E) Electrical

36. Q9
True or False: A stretched rubber band has potential energy.

37. Q9 True or False: A stretched rubber band has potential energy.
TRUE – (it has elastic potential energy)

38. Q10
For number 10 below, fill in the blanks with words from the following word bank: Electrical, Nuclear, Chemical, Light, kinetic, gravitional, elastic, heat (thermal)
A burning candle changes _______________________Energy to ___________________ & ___________________ energy.

39. Q10
For number 10 below, fill in the blanks with words from the following word bank: Electrical, Nuclear, Chemical, Light, kinetic, gravitional, elastic, heat (thermal)
A burning candle changes ___chemical Energy to Light & Thermal (heat) energy.

40. Q11
List three examples of objects that would have only potential energy.

41. Q11
List three examples of objects that would have only potential energy.
(anything not moving that has the potential to move)
Examples:
Rock on top of a hill,
Stretched rubber band,
Parked car

42. Q12
List 3 examples of objects that would have only kinetic energy.

43. Q12 List 3 examples of objects that would have only kinetic energy.
(Anything actively moving):
Examples:
Horse running,
Car driving,
Ball thrown.

44. Q13
Give an example of an object that has both kinetic and potential energy at different times & tell when it has Potential vs Kinetic. (You may include a sketch if you wish).

45. Q13
Give an example of an object that has both kinetic and potential energy at different times & tell when it has Potential vs Kinetic. (You may include a sketch if you wish).
Roller coaster (at top of slopes it has Potential energy & going up or down it has Kinetic energy).