Name _________________________________ Date _____________________ Class Period _______________ Energy Test Review - the ability to do work - stored energy of position or structure. Vocabulary: Fill in the correct energy of motion or movement vocabulary word. Use the - Energy that was created from dead following words for #1-5: plants/animals that were under heat and solar, fossil fuels, kinetic, pressure for millions of years. Coal, oil, gas were created into hydrocarbons that can be potential, energy used as fuel. - energy that comes directly from the sun. - energy that hasn't been used yet. Batteries, food, and wood are examples. Energy is release when bonds between atoms are broken. - energy that comes from water heated Use the following for by hot magma inside the Earth. Usually creates steam to turn a turbine. geothermal, biomass, - energy created from the uneven hydropower, chemical, wind heating of the surface. - energy created from the burning of plant material, animal waste, trash and wood. Often a methane gas is released that can be used as a fuel. - energy created by moving water. Usually involves dams on rivers.
Name _________________________________ Date _____________________ Class Period _______________ Energy Test Review Vocabulary: Fill in the correct vocabulary word. Use the following words for #1-5: solar, fossil fuels, kinetic, potential, energy - the ability to do work - stored energy of position or structure. energy of motion or movement - Energy that was created from dead plants/animals that were under heat and pressure for millions of years. Coal, oil, gas were created into hydrocarbons that can be used as fuel. - energy that comes directly from the sun. Use the following for geothermal, biomass, hydropower, chemical, wind - energy that hasn't been used yet. Batteries, food, and wood are examples. Energy is release when bonds between atoms are broken. - energy that comes from water heated by hot magma inside the Earth. Usually creates steam to turn a turbine. - energy created from the uneven heating of the surface. - energy created from the burning of plant material, animal waste, trash and wood. Often a methane gas is released that can be used as a fuel. - energy created by moving water. Usually involves dams on rivers.
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