Answer: a. water held behind a dam; water power being used to turn electric turbines
Step-by-step explanation:
In choice a's analogy, the potential energy is stored in the water held behind the dam due to its elevated position. It wouldn't be considered kinetic energy because the water is not yet in motion. However, when the water is allowed to flow downhill, it gains kinetic energy (since it is now moving) and can be used to turn electric turbines, converting the potential energy into kinetic energy that generates electricity.