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Science Unit 2 "Energy" Test

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Question 1
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Question 2
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Velocity is both __________ and __________
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__________ energy becomes __________ energy when an object starts moving.
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The kinetic energy of an object depends on __________ and __________
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Question 13
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Match each type of energy with its description
Potential Energy
comes from movement
Gravitational Energy
comes from heat
Electromagnetic Energy
comes from a chemical reaction, like eating
Kinetic energy
comes from a nuclear reaction
Nuclear Energy
is associated with light
Mechanical Energy
comes from sound
Sonic Energy
is associated with gravity
Chemical Energy
comes from an object's position
Thermal Energy
comes from motion of a body
The more force applied, the ________ the energy
lesser
greater
longer
shorter
Match each of the following forces to their definitions
friction
the opposing force of air on a flying object
drag
created when two objects rub against each other
Which lamp has a closed circuit? Which lamp has an open circuit?
Open circuit
Closed circuit
Sort the objects with the least (top) to the most (bottom) kinetic energy
Match each example to the type of heat transfer that it represents.
warm air rising to the sky
conduction
burning a hand on a metal spoon
radiation
sunlight warming a rock
convection
Sound is an efficient way to send information
True
False
What is the source of petroleum?
very old rocks
liquified sand
prehistoric cars
ancient animals
Select all that apply: Why is nonrenewable energy favored over renewable energy?

It will never become depleted
It is cheaper and more powerful
It is easily stored and transported
It causes less air and water pollution
Match each type of energy to its source
radiation from the sun
ocean waves and tides
heat from Earth's core
water falling through a dam
Geothermal
Solar
Hydropower
Hydroelectric