Collisions Review

What is the scientific term for stored energy?

• kinetic energy

• thermal energy

• potential energy

• collision energy

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Energy is the ability to do _________ .

• force

• work

• all the things

• collisions

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What is the scientific term for the energy of motion?

• kinetic energy

• thermal energy

• potential energy

• radiant energy

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What claim could you make about about this picture?

• A has the most potential energy.

• B has kinetic energy

• D has less potential than A.

• All of the above

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Two balls are pushed towards each other and they collide.

How might the energy of Ball A change as it collides with Ball B?

• Ball A and B will stay the same.

• Ball B will transfer some of its energy to Ball A.

• Ball A will take all the energy and Ball B will have none.

• The energy from ball B will be destroyed.

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A pitcher throws a ball.

Describe what happens in terms of energy.

• The energy from the ball transfers into the pitcher's arm.

• Energy is created in the ball when the pitcher releases it.

• If the pitcher runs out of energy he should rest before he throws the ball.

• The energy from the pitcher is transferred into the ball.

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What happens when two moving objects of different sizes collide and move apart?

• The smaller object will bounce back further than the larger object.

• Both objects will stop.

• Both objects bounce backward at equal distances.

• The larger object will bounce back further than the smaller one.

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A form of energy that always moves from a warmer object to a cooler object is _____ energy.

• light

• kinetic

• thermal

• potential

Which object has the most energy?

• plane

• baseball

• car

• runner

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An object with greater speed than another moving object has more _______________.

• mass

• direction

• energy

• endurance

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