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On Earth this is different than on the moon
the sun
mass
weight
diameter
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Which is an example of kinetic energy?
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energy stored in a battery
energy stored in the muscles
energy from the wind
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A place where electricity is generated
waffles
conduction
pancakes
power plant
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This is always the same regardless of gravity
weight
volume
buoyant force
mass
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The transfer of heat energy through space from the sun comes in the form of
convection
conduction
water rays
radiation
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An upward lifting force that acts on an object when it pushes aside a fluid
atmosphere
conduction
buoyant force
glacier
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Water on the Earth's surface in places like oceans, lakes, rivers, and reservoirs
air bubbles
radiation
surface water
temperature
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This is always the same no matter how much material you have.
volume
weight
density
height
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What is the Earth's main source of energy?
the moon
the sun
photosynthesis
the earth's shadow
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A measuring tool that is used to measure volume
cup of water
scale
thermometer
graduated cylinder
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Which is an example of heat moving from a warmer object to a cooler object?
ice cubes in the freezer
hot cocoa conducting heat to a cold spoon
cold air sinking
cold hands touching a cold towel
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A huge mass of ice that forms on land when snow and ice accumulate faster than they melt
glacier
conduction
ice cubes
hydrosphere
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What happens to potential (height) energy as something moves down the hill?
The height energy disapears
The height energy increases
The height energy stays the same
The height energy decreases and was converted to other forms of energy
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Saucepans are made of metal so they heat up quickly. This takes advantage of the process of
convection
conduction
radiation
hydration
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An airplane uses this type of heat transfer to lift them in the air
conduction
deforestation
radiation
convection
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Transfer of heat energy through the motion of liquids and gases
conduction
radiation
convection
kinetic energy
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Motion energy
kinetic energy
conduction
stored energy
potential energy
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A measure of the speed of an individual atom or of the average speed of a sample containing lots of atoms
graduated cylinder
temperature
conduction
power plant
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Heat transfer that involves energy waves and no direct contact or movement by atoms
convection
fruit salad
radiation
conduction
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The layer of gases that surrounds earth
glacier
radiation
atmosphere
power plant
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Transfer of heat by direct contact of atoms and molecules
radiation
convection
conduction
glacier
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Stored energy
potential energy
buoyant force
no energy
lost energy
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An Earth system that includes all the water on the planet
power plant
conduction
hydrosphere
radiation