Forms of Energy
Energy Transformations
Conservation of Energy
Real-Life Applications
Renewable vs. Non-Renewable
100

What type of energy is stored in a stretched rubber band?

Elastic Potential Energy

100

What energy transformation occurs when you switch on a flashlight?

Chemical → electrical → light + heat

100

State the Law of Conservation of Energy.

Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed.

100

What energy change occurs when you eat breakfast and run?

Chemical → kinetic + thermal

100

Give two examples of renewable energy sources.

Solar and wind energy

200

Name two forms of kinetic energy.

Thermal and sound energy

200

Describe the energy changes in a bouncing ball.

Kinetic → elastic potential → kinetic

200

Why does a moving ball eventually stop even though energy is conserved?

Energy changes into heat and sound due to friction.

200

Describe the energy transformations in a toaster.

Electrical → thermal + light

200

Why are fossil fuels considered non-renewable?

They take millions of years to form.

300

What form of energy is released when food is digested in your body?

Chemical energy → thermal & kinetic energy

300

When a car engine burns fuel, what transformations occur?

Chemical → thermal → kinetic + sound

300

If a roller coaster loses height, where does its potential energy go?

It becomes kinetic energy.

300

A car’s headlights produce both light and heat. What does this show about efficiency?

Not all energy is transformed into useful work.

300

Compare the efficiency of solar and coal power plants.

Solar uses direct sunlight with less pollution; coal releases CO₂.

400

A battery stores which type of energy?

Chemical potential energy

400

In a hydroelectric dam, how is electrical energy generated?

Gravitational potential → kinetic → electrical

400

In what form is “lost” energy usually released in transformations?

As heat or sound energy.

400

Explain how energy transformations occur in a smartphone.

Chemical (battery) → electrical → light + sound + thermal

400

Explain one advantage and one disadvantage of wind energy.

Clean and renewable, but depends on weather and location.

500

Explain why light energy is both a form of kinetic and electromagnetic energy.

Because it involves moving photons and travels as electromagnetic waves

500

Explain the energy transformations that happen in photosynthesis.




Light energy → chemical energy (glucose)



500

Explain how a pendulum demonstrates energy conservation.

Energy oscillates between kinetic and potential forms.

500

Propose how improving energy efficiency helps the environment.

Reduces waste and pollution from power generation.

500

Design an energy system using two renewable sources working together.

E.g., Solar panels + wind turbines powering homes.

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