Exercise
Form 11: Stored Energy in Everyday Objects
Identify how everyday items store energy for later use. Practice recognizing stored potential energy in common household objects.
Questions
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Food stores what form of energy for our bodies?
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What type of energy is stored in a battery?
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A jack-in-the-box toy stores energy in its compressed spring as:
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Wood burned in a fireplace releases energy stored as:
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Gasoline in a car tank contains:
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When you stretch a catapult or slingshot, you increase its:
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MultiChoice
What form of energy is stored in a compressed trampoline surface?
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How does your body use the chemical energy from food?
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A wound-up clockwork toy moves because of:
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Plant leaves store energy from sunlight as:
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A stretched rubber band has more potential energy than a loose one because:
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What type of stored energy is inside a candle before lighting it?