Yr 10 energy revision
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Energy and money:
Where can you store money?
Where can you store money?
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Gravitational
Kinetic
Kinetic
Chemical
Thermal
Chemical
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Gravitational
A Rock on an cliff
Kinetic
Moving
Chemical
Petrol
hot objects
A stove
Elastic
Stretched/ squashed objects
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Energy and Money:
How can you transfer money?
How can you transfer money?
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What type of energy store do fast-moving objects have a large amount of?
A
chemical energy store
B
thermal energy store
C
elastic energy store
D
kinetic energy store
Slide 22 - Quiz
How can energy be transferred in the example of an electric fire?
A
by water, by air, by gravity
B
by electric current, by heating, or by light
Slide 23 - Quiz
According to the law of conservation of energy, what can never happen to energy?
A
absorbed or emitted
B
multiplied or divided
C
created or destroyed
D
stored or released
Slide 24 - Quiz
In which store is the energy of hot objects primarily stored?
A
elastic energy store
B
thermal energy store
C
chemical energy store
D
kinetic energy store
Slide 25 - Quiz
What is the unit of measurement for energy?
A
kilograms
B
volts
C
meters
D
joules (J)
