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Energy and Force
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What type of energy toasts a marshmallow?
Thermal energy
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Which activities on the list are examples of mechanical energy?
Activities 1, 4, and 6
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Why is it difficult to walk on a road when it's wet?
When the road gets wet, it has less friction, making it more slippery.
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A student is using scissors to cut paper. What form of energy is used?
Mechanical energy
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Name something that has light and sound energy.
Answers will vary.
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What type of energy adds warmth to the room?
Thermal energy and electrical energy
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Would this yarn attract a magnet? Why or why not?
No because it is not made of iron (metal)
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What kind of energy does the guitar produce when played?
Sound energy
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A soccer ball kicked on the grass will slow down because of which force?
Friction
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Which of these materials would conduct electricity the best? Metal, wood, plastic, or glass?
Metal
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True or false: Friction speeds up moving objects.
False
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In a circuit, what does the switch do?
It open and closes the circuit, or starts and stops the flow of energy
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What is force?
A push or pull applied to an object
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What form of energy does this blender use?
Electrical energy and mechanical energy
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True or False: Heavier objects require more force to move and stop.
True
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How can you make sure that your experiment is accurate and reliable?
Repeat your experiment several times
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Why do these nails have magnetic force?
It is because they are made of metal and can attract a magnet.
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Can a plastic string be used to complete a circuit?
No
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Gravity causes things to move up or down toward the center?
Down
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What forms of energy come from the Sun?
Thermal and Light
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