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Click the to choose your answer… Energy Practice Game! Click the to choose your answer…

What is energy? A. The ability to do work B. The ability to cause change C. A push or pull on an object D. Both A and B

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The energy of motion and moving parts is: Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Thermal energy Nuclear energy Electromagnetic energy

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Heat energy is: Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Thermal energy Nuclear energy Electromagnetic energy

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The energy from a moving electrical charge is: Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Thermal energy Nuclear energy Electromagnetic energy

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Energy stored in the matter itself to be used later is: Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Thermal energy Nuclear energy Electromagnetic energy

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This kind of energy includes light, x-rays, microwaves, and TV waves! Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Thermal energy Nuclear energy Electromagnetic energy

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Splitting or fusing an atom’s nucleus (fission or fusion) releases huge amounts of which kind of energy? Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Thermal energy Nuclear energy Electromagnetic energy

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When an energy type is transformed into another type of energy, it is called: A. Energy transformation B. Energy changation C. Energy conversion D. Either A or C

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Rubbing your hands together converts __________ energy into ________energy: Mechanical into Thermal Chemical into Mechanical Thermal into Electrical Chemical into Electromagnetic Mechanical into Electromagnetic Electromagnetic into Thermal

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Burning the candle turns the ________ energy of the wax into (mostly) _______ energy. Mechanical into Thermal Chemical into Mechanical Thermal into Electrical Chemical into Electromagnetic Mechanical into Electromagnetic Electromagnetic into Thermal

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We turn _______ energy from food into ________ energy for running! Mechanical into Thermal Chemical into Mechanical Thermal into Electrical Chemical into Electromagnetic Mechanical into Electromagnetic Electromagnetic into Thermal

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In a toaster, electrical energy is converted into: Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Thermal energy Nuclear energy Electromagnetic energy

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In a fan, electrical energy is converted into: Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Thermal energy Nuclear energy Electromagnetic energy

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In a television, electrical energy is converted into: Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Thermal energy Nuclear energy Electromagnetic energy

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The stored energy of long dead plants and animals is: petrochemicals fossil fuels biomass photovoltaic

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The liquid form of fossil fuel, which is latin for “rock oil” is: petroleum hydrocarbon coal methane petrochemicals

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Before petroleum is refined, it is called: rock oil petrochemicals hydrocarbon crude oil biomass

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The gas form of fossil fuel that burns with hardly any smoke is: petroleum natural gas coal methane both B and D

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When petroleum is combined with other chemicals to make plastic, paint, medicine, or makeup it is called: rock oil petrochemicals hydrocarbon crude oil biomass

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The solid form of fossil fuel that must be mined (dug) out of the ground and creates lots of pollution is: petroleum natural gas coal methane both B and D

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This type of power uses energy from the sun stored in expensive photovoltaic cells. solar fossil fuel geothermal wind nuclear biomass hydroelectric

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This type of power uses the mechanical energy of moving water: solar fossil fuel geothermal wind nuclear biomass hydroelectric

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This type of power uses the heat of the earth: solar fossil fuel geothermal wind nuclear biomass hydroelectric

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This type of power uses the mechanical energy of moving air: solar fossil fuel geothermal wind nuclear biomass hydroelectric

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This type of power uses burning material from living things, such as wood: solar fossil fuel geothermal wind nuclear biomass hydroelectric

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This type of power uses fission to release great amounts of energy: solar fossil fuel geothermal wind nuclear biomass hydroelectric

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We get most of our electricity from: lightning static electricity wire spinning in a magnet solar photovoltaic cells

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