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Fill in the blank boxes in the energy mind map.

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Important Questions on Force, Work and Energy

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1kWh equal to
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The energy produced by converting one microgram of matter completely into energy will be
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In which of these cases is energy used up?
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State the law of conservation of energy.
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Differentiate between hydel energy and solar energy.
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From where does your body get energy to do work?
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We need energy to run or play.
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The energy stored in batteries is:
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Light is a form of _____ which gives us the sensation of sight.
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Choose the correct answer from the box and fill in the blank.

flowing water stagnant water bottled water

We use _____ to generate electricity.

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Name three sources of energy in nature.
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Choose the correct word from the bracket and fill in the blank.

_____ (Solar/ Wind) energy is used to operate flour mills.

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Which of these has energy stored in it?
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Define mechanical energy. What are its two types? Give examples.
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We get energy to run around and play from:
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The capacity to do work is called
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_____ energy is stored in photo-sensitive cells.

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Differentiate between renewable energy and non-renewable energy.
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In the boxes, write F for things that get energy from food; E for things that get energy from electricity; and L for things that get energy from the fuel.

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What is energy? Name any four types of energy.