Energy stored in a slingshot when I pull back on the rubberband.
Question 3
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Energy from the flow of electrons through a conductor.
Question 4
4.
The capacity to do work or make a change.
Question 5
5.
Friction produces these two types of energy.
Question 6
6.
Energy stored in a roller coaster car when it is at the top of a hill.
Question 7
7.
Energy in a soccer ball as it rolls across the ground.
Question 8
8.
The total kinetic and potential energy in a system
Question 9
9.
Any energy stored in an object due to its shape, position, or condition.
Question 10
10.
Energy from the total motion of the atoms in a substance.
Question 11
11.
Energy released when atoms are joined or split.
Question 12
12.
What type of potential energy does this launcher have?
Question 13
13.
Which is an example of potential energy?
Question 14
14.
Which student has the most gravitational potential energy?
Question 15
15.
If I wanted to know which student had the most kinetic energy, what two pieces of information do I need?
Question 16
16.
Which list contains examples of objects with chemical energy?
Question 17
17.
Studens are designing a demonstration of chemical potential energy. Below is a list of some of the items in the science classroom. Which 3 items are the best items to use for their demonstration?
Question 18
18.
Maggie is riding her bicycle. What is the source of the energy that she is using?
Question 19
19.
Where on the track is the most potential energy found?
Question 20
20.
Where on the track does the car have the most kinetic energy?
