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Which would be the most appropriate description of how energy is distributed when a torch is turned on?

A 70% light energy, 30% thermal energy
B 70% thermal energy, 30% electrical energy
C 65% light energy, 30% thermal energy
D 40% thermal energy, 55% light energy

1) Which of the following is a form of kinetic energy?
A Motion
B Chemical
C Elastic
D Nuclear

2) The energy we receive from the sun includes:
A electrical and sound energy.
B thermal and nuclear energy.
C electrical and light energy.
D thermal and light energy.

3) The petrol needed to make a car move is a form of:
A kinetic energy.
B chemical potential energy.
C thermal (heat) energy.
D elastic potential energy.
E gravitational potential energy.

4) When a bicycle skids to a stop, its kinetic energy is mostly transformed into:
A heat and sound.
B potential energy.
C sound energy.
D heat and light.

5) The faster an object moves:
A the more potential energy it has.
B the more kinetic energy it has.
C the faster its particles vibrate.
D the cooler it gets.

6) When you clap your hands, the kinetic energy is transformed into:
A heat and light.
B heat and potential energy.
C sound and heat.
D sound and elastic potential energy.






7) When you place a metal saucepan on the heating element of a stove, heat is transferred from the element to the saucepan by:
A reflection.
B convection.
C conduction.
D radiation.

8) Which of the following can be described as being luminous :
A Streetlights (turned on)
B A road sign
C The moon
D Water

9) In the burning of fireworks during New Year displays, chemical potential energy is converted into:
A heat, light and sound energy.
B light and sound energy.
C sound and heat energy.
D gravitational potential energy and light.

User Bere
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1) A motion

2) C Electrical and light energy

3) A kinetic energy

4) A heat and sound

5)B the more kinetic energy it has

6)C sound and heat

ope all of them are correct

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