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Stored energy.

Potential Energy

100

Energy that is in motion. 

Kinetic Energy

100

Energy produced by sound vibrations as they travel. 

Sound Energy

100
Energy stored in atoms.

Nuclear Energy

100
When motion is caused by gravity's pull. 

Gravitational Energy

200

The ability to do work. 

Energy

200
Where is there the most kinetic energy on a roller coaster?

Bottom

200

Nothing travels faster than _______.

light

200
The energy of motion that does work.

Mechanical Energy

200

Energy stored in the particles that make up food, fuel, and other matter.

Chemical Energy

300

Energy in the movement of light particles

Light Energy

300

Where is there the least amount of potential energy on a roller coaster?

Bottom

300

When motion, light or heat is produced by an electrical current. 

Electrical Energy

300

Electrical energy is the flow of charged particles called ___________.

Electrons

300

Energy that comes form the motion of matter.

Gravitational Energy

400

Energy stored in a stretched elastic band or spring. 

Elastic Energy

400

Where is there the most potential energy on a roller coaster?

Top

400

What colors make up white light?

red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet

400
Wind turning a windmill is an example of what kind of energy?
Mechanical
400

Batteries, petroleum, natural gas, and coal are examples of stored _________ energy. 

chemical

500

Gravitational energy is the energy held by an object because of its __________.

Height

500

On a roller coaster, where is the potential and kinetic energy equal?

Middle

500

Nuclear power is used to make __________.

Electricity

500

Mechanical energy lets an object apply a ________ to another object to move it. 

force

500

Heat (thermal) energy comes from the movement of ______.

Atoms

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