Energy

Vocab

100

The ability to do work

Energy

200

The Energy that is stored inside an object.

A. Potential

B. Kinetic

A. Potential

300

The energy of an object that is in motion.

A. Potential

B. Kinetic

B. Kinetic

400

One moving object or person striking against another.

Collide/Collision

500

A push or a pull

Force

Vocab Cont.

100

The rate at which something is able to move in an amount of time.

A. Speed

B. Motion

A. Speed

200

The change in a position of an object because of force.

A. Speed

B. Motion

C. Force

B. Motion

300

The idea that energy cannot be created or destroyed.

Law of Conservation of Energy

400

Which is NOT an example of a collision?

A. A bat hitting a ball

B. Students running into a wall.

C. A ball in the air.

D. A baseball hitting the ground.

C. A ball in the air

500

A change in position over time.

A. Reference

B. Motion

C. Shift

D. Orientation

B. Motion

Examples

100

A hammer hitting a nail is a _____.

A. Push 

B. Pull

A. Push

200

In the rollercoaster experiment was energy transferred from one marble to another?

A. Yes

B. No

A. Yes

300

What has the most kinetic energy?

A. Mr. Putnam running 3 miles per hour

B. Mr. Putnam running 5 miles per hour

C. Mr. Putnam running 7 miles per hour

D. Mr. Putnam running 12 miles per hour

D. Mr. Putnam is super fast

400

Which describes a change that will likely occur in the collision between a hammer and a nail?

A. Kinetic energy will be transferred from the nail to the hammer, causing the hammer to move.

B. Kinetic Energy will be transferred from the hammer to the nail, causing the nail to move.

C. Potential energy will be transferred from the nail to the hammer, causing no change in motion.

D. All of the kinetic energy will transform into light energy and no change in motion will occur.

B. Kinetic Energy will be transferred from the hammer to the nail, causing the nail to move.

500

If using a slingshot, whose marble would travel faster:

A. Mr. Putnam demonstrate

B. Mr. Putnam demonstrate

C. Mr. Putnam demonstrate

C.

Average

100

How do you find the average of something?

Add up all the numbers and then divide by however many numbers you have.

200

Find the average.

3,4,5

Answer.

3+4+5=12 

12/3=4

300

Find the average. Round to nearest whole number

15, 21, 18

Answer

18

400

Find the average. Round to nearest whole number.

26,17,19

21

500

Find the average and round.

11,13,14

13