Potential & Kinetic Energy

The image shows a stretched rubber band which is not yet moving. This is an example of ___________ energy.

Give an example in which kinetic energy is converted to potential energy?

Which position has the equal amounts of Kinetic & Potential Energy?

Walking down the street

At what point is the POTENTIAL ENERGY at its highest?

Who has more potential energy, a skier on top of a hill or a skier half way down the hill?

In the bar graph shown in the image, potential energy + kinetic energy = __________ energy.

Which position has the greatest amount of Potential Energy?

A fish swimming in the river

In the image, how does the potential energy of the woman half-way up the ladder compare to the potential energy of the woman on top of the ladder?

The ball in position E has only kinetic energy, no potential energy. (TRUE or FALSE)

Gas in a car tank, a battery, and food sitting on a plate are examples of ___________ energy.

Explain the difference between potential and kinetic energy.

A bicyclist pedaling up a hill

Which form of kinetic energy is a rolling ball?

A baseball thrown to second base

The energy in a battery is ______ energy.

A kid is jumping up and down on a pogo stick. When (or where) is all of his energy converted into almost all kinetic energy?

Energy that is moving is ___________.

Stored energy is also known as _____ energy.

A biker is peddling up a hill he is using __________ energy from the food he has eaten. As he reaches the top the energy is mostly ___________. As he comes down the hill that energy is transformed into ____________.

What will happen to this water skier's potential energy as he falls back down toward the water?

When riding a roller coaster, you go up and down many hills. As you get to the top of a roller coaster, what energy change is taking place?

A bowling ball rolling down the alley

Which position has the greatest amount of Kinetic Energy?

An archer with his bow drawn