Generation Genius : Collision

When was energy transferred in the baseball bat example?

• Energy was transferred at impact

• Energy was transferred before Jeff swung the bat

• Energy was transferred when Jeff picked up the bat

• Energy was not transferred

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What is energy?

• The feeling you receive from touching a battery

• The ability to do work or make things happen

• Growth made through time

• Motion and time

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Only humans use energy.

• True

• False

What is a collision?

• The emotion surrounding a word

• When two people work together

• When one object runs into another object

• When metal decays in water

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What happens when two objects collide?

• The heavier object reacts stronger

• The slower object breaks

• The smaller object turns out okay

• Energy of one object is transferred to the other

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What happened when the speed increased in the bubble collision experiment?

• Less energy was transferred

• More energy was transferred and the distance increased

• No energy change was seen

• The energy caused the bubbles to pop

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What happened when more weight was added to the bubble collision experiment?

• More weight meant more energy was transferred

• No energy change was seen

• The weight did not affect the experiment

• The weight caused the bubbles to pop

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What had a greater effect on the energy transferred in the bubble collision experiment: Speed or Weight?

• Speed

• Weight

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What did the hockey puck do to the plexiglass?

• The glass was shattered

• The puck broke from the impact

• Energy was not transferred

• Energy was transferred into movement, sound and heat

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In a collision a small amount of energy is converted into sound and heat.

• True

• False

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