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MS Physical Science Sem 2: 3.1 Describing Energy

MS Physical Science Sem 2: 3.1 Describing Energy

Assessment

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Science

6th - 8th Grade

Easy

NGSS
MS-PS3-1, MS-PS2-4, MS-PS1-1

+2

Standards-aligned

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Amie Ojerio

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9 Slides • 9 Questions

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Which of these objects have energy? Check all that apply.

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A

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B

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C

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D

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Multiple Choice

What type of energy is described here:

The energy of an object due to how its particles are arranged

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Gravitational energy

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Chemical energy

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Mechanical energy

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Electrical energy

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Elastic energy

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Multiple Choice

What type of energy is described here:

The energy of an object due to its distance above Earth's surface.

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Gravitational energy

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Chemical energy

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Mechanical energy

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Electrical energy

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Elastic energy

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Multiple Choice

What type of energy is described here:

The energy of an object due to its motion and position.

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Gravitational energy

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Chemical energy

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Mechanical energy

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Electrical energy

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Elastic energy

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Multiple Choice

What type of energy is described here:

The energy of an object that is compressed, stretched, or twisted.

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Gravitational energy

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Chemical energy

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Mechanical energy

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Electrical energy

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Elastic energy

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Multiple Choice

What type of energy is described here:

Energy due to the flow of electrons.

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Gravitational energy

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Chemical energy

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Mechanical energy

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Electrical energy

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Elastic energy

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following objects has the most kinetic energy?

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Which graph best represents data in this table?

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Multiple Choice

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All of these fruits are 2 meters above Earth's surface. Use their masses to determine the gravitational energy of each fruit.

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Apple = 2 J

Orange = 8 J

Banana = 4 J

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Apple = 8J

Orange = 4 J

Banana = 2 J

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Apple = 4 J

Orange = 2 J

Banana = 8 J

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Apple = 2 J

Orange = 4 J

Banana = 8 J

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