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Energy Test Reveiw. 1. What type of energy decreases as a ball falls to the ground. Kinetic Electric Thermal D. Potential. 1. What type of energy decreases as a ball falls to the ground. D. Potential. 2. Heat is added to make this phase change occur. Liquid to solid Gas to liquid - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Energy Test Reveiw

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1. What type of energy decreases as a ball falls to the ground.

A. KineticB. ElectricC. ThermalD. Potential

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1. What type of energy decreases as a ball falls to the ground.

D. Potential

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2. Heat is added to make this phase change occur.

A. Liquid to solidB. Gas to liquidC. Liquid to gasD. Gas to solid

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2. Heat is added to make this phase change occur.

C. Liquid to gas

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3. On a roller coaster with a loop, where is the most kinetic energy?

A. Just before the loop.B. Just after the loop.C. At the top of the hill.D. At the end of the ride.

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3. On a roller coaster with a loop, where is the most kinetic energy?

A. Just before the loop.

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4. Climbing to the top of a slide is an example of

A. Potential energy changing into kinetic energy.

B. Kinetic energy changing into potential energy.

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4. Climbing to the top of a slide is an example of

A. .B. Kinetic energy changing into

potential energy.

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5. Ball rolling down a hill is an example of

A. Potential energy changing into kinetic energy.

B. Kinetic energy changing into potential energy.

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5. Ball rolling down a hill is an example of

A. Potential energy changing into kinetic energy.

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6. Joe is riding his bike down a hill, this shows

A. Potential energy changing into kinetic energy.

B. Kinetic energy changing into potential energy.

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6. Joe is riding his bike down a hill, this shows

A. Potential energy changing into kinetic energy.

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7. The definition of kinetic energy is

A. Energy of position due to gravity.B. Energy of position due to shape.C. Energy of motion.

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7. The definition of kinetic energy is

A. .B. .C. Energy of motion.

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8. Pulling the string on a bow and arrow shows

A. Potential energy changing into kinetic energy.

B. Kinetic energy changing into potential energy.

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9. How can you tell when kinetic energy is decreasing?

A. The object speeds up.B. The objects speed stays the same.C. The object slows down.

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10. Which of the following is an example of thermal energy.

A. A waterfallB. Leaves falling from a tree.C. A spinning windmill.D. The road releasing heat in the

summer.

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11. Currents in the ocean and wind are created by

A. ConductionB. ConvectionC. Radiation

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12. Convection can move through

A. SolidsB. LiquidsC. GasesD. Both B & C

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13. Which form of energy does not require matter?

A. ConductionB. ConvectionC. Radiation

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13. Which form of energy does not require matter?

A. .B. .C. Radiation

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14. The Law of Conservation of Energy states.

A. Energy is created.B. Energy is destroyedC. Energy cannot be created or

destroyed only changed.D. Energy is created but not

destroyed.

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14. The Law of Conservation of Energy states.

A. .B. .C. Energy cannot be created or

destroyed only changed.D. .

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15. A metal spoon getting hot when it sits in a cup of cocoa is

A. ConductionB. ConvectionC. Radiation

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15. A metal spoon getting hot when it sits in a cup of cocoa is

A. Conduction

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16. When you stand next to a camp fire you feel heat because of

A. ConductionB. ConvectionC. Radiation

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16. When you stand next to a camp fire you feel heat because of

A. .B. .C. Radiation

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17. When there is a fire you should check the door for heat, because the

fire will heat the door by

A. ConductionB. ConvectionC. Radiation

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17. When there is a fire you should check the door for heat, because the

fire will heat the door by

A. Conduction

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18. The handle of a cast iron skillet gets hot by

A. ConductionB. ConvectionC. Radiation

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18. The handle of a cast iron skillet gets hot by

A. Conduction

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19. A sunbather gets a sun burn because the energy travels to them

by

A. ConductionB. ConvectionC. Radiation

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19. A sunbather gets a sun burn because the energy travels to them

by

A. .B. .C. Radiation

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20. When you burn wood in your fireplace where does most of the

heat go?

A. Straight out B. Down to the floorC. Up to the ceilingD. Into the whole house

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20. When you burn wood in your fireplace where does most of the

heat go?

A. . B. .C. Up to the ceilingD. .

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Heat moves in a specific pattern from

A. Left to rightB. Right to leftC. Cooler to warmerD. Warmer to cooler

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22. In the winter time why would you want the top bunk?

A. Heat risesB. Heat sinksC. Cold risesD. It doesn’t really matter

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23. Iron rusting is a

A. Physical changeB. Chemical change

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23. Iron rusting is a

A. .B. Chemical change

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24. Why does cast iron make such a good skillet?

A. It has a low melting point (it melts quickly).

B. It has magnetic properties that cook food better.

C. It is a good conductor

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24. Why does cast iron make such a good skillet?

A. .B. .C. It is a good conductor

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24. Which of the following are brittle substances?

A. MetalsB. Non-metalsC. Metalloids

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24. Which of the following are brittle substances?

A. .B. Non-metalsC. .