Energy

A) It increases

B) It decreases

C) It turns into kinetic energy

D) It turns into sound energy

A stored energy

B an object

C it falls

D snaps back

A how potential energy can be stored

B how electrical energy is generated

C how roller coasters work

D different types of energy and how energy can change

A Rollercoasters are dangerous because of potential energy.

B The construction and operation of rollercoasters requires significant knowledge of energy and how it works.

C Only three types of energy are involved in rollercoasters.

D Everyone should understand energy before riding a rollercoaster.

A listing and describing many types of energy

B comparing and contrasting two types of energy

C using real world examples to explain how different types of energy work

D explaining what it feels like to ride a roller coaster from beginning to end

A The title

B The Changing Energy diagram at the end of the article

C The picture of the rubber band

D Paragraph 1

A To move from one location to another

B To change from one thing to another

C To use electrical energy

D To use potential energy

A Energy can be transformed quickly and frequently.

B There are five types of energy.

C Rollercoasters are not a very good example of energy transformation.

D There are only three ways that energy can be transformed.

A You get increasingly scared as the coaster ascends.

B The reader will feel lost and confused after riding a rollercoaster.

C The Texas Giant has very high points.

D The higher the coaster rises, the more potential energy it has and the faster it will fall.