Energy & Movement

The ability to do work is called ___________.

• kinetic

• potential

• energy

• gathering

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___________ energy is the energy that is stored in an object due to its position or state.

• kinetic

• potential

• energy

• gathering

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A car will travel __________ down a steep hill than a shallow hill.

• faster

• slower

• the same speed

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The faster an object moves, the __________ energy the object has.

• less

• same

• more

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In which location will the girl on the swing have the greatest amount of energy?

• location A

• location B

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Which statement is true about the cars in the image below?

• Car A had more energy than Car B.

• Car B had more energy than Car A.

• Both cars had the same

  amount of energy.

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Which object has more energy?

• A shopping cart on a flat surface.

• A shopping cart slowly traveling down a shallow incline.

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Which object has more energy?

• A truck traveling 20 miles per hour down a flat road.

• A scooter traveling 5 miles per hour up a hill.

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Which statement correctly describes the transfer of energy being shown in the picture below?

• The bowling pins are blocking the energy from the bowling ball.

• There is not any transfer of energy happening.

• The bowling ball did not gather enough energy to affect the bowling pins.

• The bowling ball gathered enough energy as it traveled down the lane that it transferred the energy to the pins when they collided.

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Which car on the roller coaster has the greatest amount of energy?

• car A

• car B

• car C

• car D

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