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What type of energy is produced by vibrating matter?
Electrical energy
Nuclear energy
Gravitational energy
Sound energy
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What law states energy cannot be created or destroyed?
Law of conservation of energy
Law of gravity
Law of motion
Law of thermodynamics
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What type of energy is stored energy?
Potential energy
Mechanical energy
Sound energy
Kinetic energy
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What type of energy comes from moving electrons?
Chemical energy
Thermal energy
Electrical energy
Sound energy
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What happens to total energy in a closed system?
It stays constant
It becomes matter
It disappears
It decreases slowly
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What happens to kinetic energy as an object falls?
It decreases
It stays the same
It disappears
It increases
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Which object has the greatest potential energy?
A ball halfway up a hill
A rolling ball
A ball at the top of a hill
A ball on the ground
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What happens to kinetic energy when an object slows down?
It decreases
It disappears
It increases
It doubles
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What happens to gravitational potential energy if height doubles?
It halves
It disappears
It doubles
It stays the same
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What type of potential energy depends on height?
Electrical energy
Thermal energy
Chemical energy
Gravitational potential energy
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What type of energy is the energy of motion?
Chemical energy
Kinetic energy
Nuclear energy
Potential energy
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Why does a heavier object usually have more gravitational potential energy?
Because it has more mass
Because it moves faster
Because it has more friction
Because it produces heat
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Which example shows mechanical energy?
A moving car
A nuclear reaction
A book on a shelf
A battery
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What happens to potential energy as height increases?
It stays the same
It decreases
It increases
It disappears
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What unit is used to measure energy?
Watts
Volts
Amps
Joules
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What form of energy is stored in the nucleus of an atom?
Thermal energy
Sound energy
Mechanical energy
Nuclear energy
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What energy transformation happens in a toaster?
Electrical to thermal
Sound to chemical
Thermal to electrical
Chemical to nuclear
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What form of energy is stored in chemical bonds?
Chemical energy
Thermal energy
Mechanical energy
Sound energy
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What two factors determine kinetic energy?
Mass and speed
Height and temperature
Volume and density
Mass and color
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What is energy conversion?
Stopping energy
Changing one form of energy into another
Destroying energy
Creating energy
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What type of energy comes from the motion of particles?
Mechanical energy
Thermal energy
Nuclear energy
Gravitational energy
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What type of potential energy is stored in stretched rubber bands?
Electrical energy
Elastic potential energy
Sound energy
Gravitational potential energy
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What energy transformation occurs when you ride a bike?
Mechanical to chemical
Sound to chemical
Chemical to mechanical
Electrical to nuclear
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What form of energy comes from the sun?
Mechanical energy
Electromagnetic energy
Chemical energy
Sound energy
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What type of energy does food store?
Thermal energy
Mechanical energy
Chemical energy
Electrical energy
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What is energy?
The movement of atoms
The ability to move electrons
Stored heat in matter
The ability to do work
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What form of energy travels as waves like light?
Electromagnetic energy
Mechanical energy
Nuclear energy
Chemical energy
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Which form of energy is the sum of kinetic and potential energy?
Nuclear energy
Sound energy
Mechanical energy
Chemical energy
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What type of energy do batteries store?
Mechanical energy
Chemical energy
Nuclear energy
Electrical energy
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What happens to potential energy as an object falls?
It increases
It disappears
It decreases
It stays the same
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