Potential vs. Kinetic Energy

Last updated almost 3 years ago

8 questions

Note from the author:

Kinetic and potential energy, Language usage, RACES

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Potential vs. Kinetic Energy

Last updated almost 3 years ago

8 questions

Note from the author:

Kinetic and potential energy, Language usage, RACES

Required

Question 1

What kind of energy is stored energy?

potential energy

kinetic energy

sound energy

heat energy

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Question 2

Which detail does not support the idea that there are different kinds of energy?

Roller coasters are thrill rides.

Gravity converts it into kinetic energy.

Releasing water from a dam converts energy.

Riding a ski lift uphill stores energy.

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Question 3

What does inert mean in the text?

to convert energy

unable to move

able to move quickly

slow

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Question 4

Which word best fits the following description... "Most destructive"

gush

torrent

flow

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Question 5

Which word best fits the following description... "Most technical"

moving

active

kinetic

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Question 6

Which word best fits the following description... "Slowest"

plummets

tumbles

drifts

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Question 7

Which word best fits the following description... "Most contained"

limited

curbed

confined

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Question 8

Using details from the article, explain how potential and kinetic energy relate to your favorite sport or activity. Include an introductory sentence, concrete details and examples, and a concluding sentence that sums up your points (RACES format).

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Question 1

What kind of energy is stored energy?

potential energy

kinetic energy

sound energy

heat energy

Question 2

Which detail does not support the idea that there are different kinds of energy?

Roller coasters are thrill rides.

Gravity converts it into kinetic energy.

Releasing water from a dam converts energy.

Riding a ski lift uphill stores energy.

Question 3

What does inert mean in the text?

to convert energy

unable to move

able to move quickly

slow

Question 4

Which word best fits the following description... "Most destructive"

gush

torrent

flow

Question 5

Which word best fits the following description... "Most technical"

moving

active

kinetic

Question 6

Which word best fits the following description... "Slowest"

plummets

tumbles

drifts

Question 7

Which word best fits the following description... "Most contained"

limited

curbed

confined

Question 8

Using details from the article, explain how potential and kinetic energy relate to your favorite sport or activity. Include an introductory sentence, concrete details and examples, and a concluding sentence that sums up your points (RACES format).

Science is everywhere!