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    CHAPTER 6: SOURCES OF ENERGY

    1. The object shown in table below possess certain forms of energy.(a) Draw lines to show the correct match between the object that forms types

    of energy.

    Light energy

    Heat energy

    Chemical energy

    Potential energy

    Sound energy

    Mechanical energy

    Kinetic energy

    [6 marks]

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    (b) The diagram shows one common energy converter energy changer involved:

    Tick () the energy changes involved in the converter.

    Electrical energy

    Heat energy

    Electrical energy Light energy

    Electrical energy Heat energy + light energy

    [1 mark]

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    2. Diagram 2 below shows four types sources of energy.

    Diagram 2

    (a) Based from diagram, label the names for types sources of energy using

    the following words.

    Wind energy Hydroelectric energy Fossil fuels

    A : C : . D :

    [3 marks]

    (b) Classify of energy sources using the chart below:

    [2 marks]

    State one advantage which has less environmental impact.

    ..

    ..[1 mark]

    Sources of energy

    Renewable Energy Sources

    Fossil fuel

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    3. The diagram shows energy change of the movement of swing.

    (a) On diagram above, label the position of the potential energy.[1 mark]

    (b) Based on diagram above, state energy involved...

    [1 mark]

    (c) State the energy conversion for movement of a swing...

    [2 marks]

    (d) Based on diagram above, choose the diagram with the same energyconversion from R to Q that take place in diagram above.Mark () in the box for the diagram.

    [1 mark]

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    4. Diagram 4.1 shows a boy playing on a swing.

    (a) State the energy changes involved in the situation.

    [1 mark]

    (b) At which positions labelled M, N and L does the boy have

    (i) maximum kinetic energy? : .

    (ii) maximum potential energy? :

    (iii) minimum kinetic energy? : ...

    (iv) minimum potential energy? :

    [2 marks]

    (b) What can you conclude about the total energy of the boy at position M, Nand L?

    ...[`1 mark]

    (d) State the energy changes involved in the following energy converter.

    (i) Green plant : .

    (ii) Dynamo : ...

    [2 marks]

    Diagram 4.1

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    5.

    Diagram 5.1

    Diagram 5 .1 shows a student throwing a ball up until it reaches position P.

    (a) Name the types of energy are involved in stages P and S.

    P : ..

    S : .. (2 marks)

    (c) Numbering the statement below to explain the sequence of the process indiagram Table 5.

    The ball has zero kinetic energy at position S

    Potential energy at P is maximum

    The ball has increase potential and kinetic energy at position Rand Q

    Table 5(3 marks)

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    (d ) Diagram 5.2 shows a two situations changes of energy. On diagram

    above, draw lines to match and label the same types of energy for each

    situation

    (2 marks)

    (e) When the marble moves from P to R , the energy

    increase and the .. energy decreased.(2 marks)

    Diagram 5.2

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    6. Some sugar is heated and the burning sugar is then placed in a gas jar filled with

    oxygen as shown in the diagram 6.1 . The sugar burns completely. The gas jar

    is then shaken with lime water at the end of this activity.

    Diagram 6.1

    ( a ) i. Based on the experiment observed what happened to the lime water.

    ..(1 marks)

    ii. What inference can you make based on (a) (i)?

    ..(2 marks)

    iii State your hypothesis based on your observation on yourobservation in diagram 7.

    ...

    (2 marks)

    ( b) State the relationship between the burning of sugar and energy.

    ..(1 marks)

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    ( c) State the variables involved in this experiment.

    Manipulated variable

    Responding variable

    Controlled variable Volume of oxygen

    (2 marks)

    ( d ) Based on the experiment ,predict the product formed from the burningsugar.

    ..

    (2 marks)

    ( e ) Complete an equations in words based on conclusion which draw fromthe above activity.

    Sugar + Oxygen -_______ + _________ + _________

    (2 marks)

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    7. Diagram 7 shows sources of energy P , Q , R , S and T

    Diagram 7

    Observe the sources of energy in Diagram 7,

    Based on your observation,

    ( a ) Name each of the following sources of energy.

    P : .

    Q : .

    R :

    S :

    T :

    [ 4 marks]

    Q R

    S

    TP

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    ( b ) Classify the sources of energy P.Q.R.S and T in Figure 7 into two group based on

    common characteristics.

    Name the sources of energy belonging to each group with letters.

    Commoncharacteristics

    Letters ofsources ofenergy

    P,Q,R,S T

    GROUP 1

    energy

    GROUP 2

    .

    energy

    ( 4 marks)