This document discusses different types of energy, including potential energy which is stored or hidden energy that has the ability to do work, and kinetic energy which is energy of motion. It lists learning objectives about forms of energy and energy transfers. The rest of the document appears to contain questions at different levels about energy, asking about heat energy, potential vs kinetic energy, energy transfers, examples of potential energy storage, and drawing energy transfer diagrams.

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2. Learning objectivesRecall the different forms of energy (4)Analyse the energy transfers in simple systems (5)

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6. Types of energyPotentialEnergy which is stored or hidden, has the ability to do something but isn’tKineticEnergy which is doing something

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17. 6.2 Energy everywhereQuestions(Level 3)What is another name for heat energy?Copy and complete the sentences below using these words: transferred energy kinetic potential _______ is needed to make things happen. An object that is moving has _______ energy. If an object has energy waiting to be used, it has _______ energy. For something to happen, energy is _______ from one place to another.Which has more potential energy: a ball on a table, or a ball on the floor?(Level 3)(Level 4)1 of 3

18. 6.2 Energy everywhereQuestions(Level 5)What type of potential energy do the following objects have?a. a hot air balloon b. a firework c. a squashed ballDraw an energy transfer diagram for a bonfire burning.Draw a detailed energy transfer diagram for a petrol-powered car being driven at night. Think about all the different energy types involved. (Level 6)(Level 7)2 of 3

19. 6.2 Energy everywhereQuestions(Level 7)Imagine you are a roller-coaster designer. Write a proposal for a new type of ride, mentioning as many types of energy as you can. 3 of 3