1) Potential Energy is... a) Energy that is stored, or waiting to be released. b) The energy of motion. Any object that is moving has kinetic energy. c) Food that you eat to help you stay alive. d) Energy cant be created or destroyed, only transferred. 2) Kinetic Energy is ... a) Energy cant be created or destroyed, only transferred. b) The Energy an Object has do to its condition or position. c) The energy of motion. Any object that is moving has kinetic energy. d) Food that you eat to help you stay alive. 3) Energy cant be destroyed or created, meaning... a) Eventually all energy will go to one place and no one can use it. b) You will never get tired. c) It can only be transferred. 4) When does the skater has the most kinetic energy? a) When he is at the bottom of the ramp. b) When he is at the top of the ramp. c) When he is in the middle of the ramp. 5) When does the skater has the most potential energy? a) When he is at the bottom of the ramp. b) When he is at the top of the ramp. c) When he is in the middle of the ramp. 6) If a soccer player kicks a ball the ball has... a) Potential Energy b) Kinetic Energy 7) The energy stored inside the bonds of a molecule of sugar (food) is ....  a) potential chemical energy b) kinetic chemical energy c) mechanical energy d) nuclear energy 8) When a basketball is sitting on the edge of the hoop it has... a) Kinetic Energy b) Mechanical Energy c) Potential mechanical Energy d) kinetic mechanical energy 9) Electrons flowing through a copper wire is an example of __________ ____________ energy. a) potential energy b) electrical energy c) kinetic electrical energy d) potential chemical energy 10) Thermal energy describes how much the particles inside an object are wiggling around. More thermal energy = more heat = more wiggling a) thermal energy is kinetic b) thermal energy is potential 11) Ultraviolet waves that reach Earth from the sun can damage our skin. Ultraviolet waves are _____________ __________ energy. a) potential radiant energy b) kinetic radiant energy c) kinetic nuclear energy d) potential thermal energy

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