Energy Transfer

What is energy transfer?

• Energy moving from one object to another

• Energy disappearing after use

• Energy staying in one place

• Objects moving without energy

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Which of these is an example of an object in motion?

• A car parked in a garage

• A rolling ball

• A still tree

• A silent alarm clock

When an object is in motion, what does it have?

• Sound energy

• Mechanical energy

• Electrical energy

• Chemical energy

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What happens when a moving object hits another object?

• It loses all its energy

• Both objects stop moving

• It transfers energy to the othr object

• The objects share the energy equally

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In bowling, how is energy transferred?

• The bowling ball loses energy before hitting the pins

• The pins transfer energy to the ball

• The bowling ball transfers energy to the floor

• The bowling ball transfers energy to the pins

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What do waves in water transfer?

• Water from place to place

• Energy

• Air

• Solid matter

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What happens to the water when waves pass through it?

• The water moves forward

• The water moves up and down

• The water disappears

• The water stays completely still

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Which of the following is a type of water wave?

• Fire wave

• Light wave

• Ripple wave

• Magnetic wave

What creates wind waves?

• Sunlight

• Earthquakes

• Pebbles dropped into water

• Wind blowing on water

What happens to a toy boat when a wave passes under it?

• It moves forward with the wave

• It moves up and down

• It sinks to the bottom

• It stays perfectly still

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