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6. The transformation of electric energy to radiant energy and thermal energy when a f ashlight is turned on is
                     an example of energy (inef  ciency, transfer).

                7. There are no true (closed, recycled) systems because every physical system transfers some energy to the
                     environment.

                8. The sound of a bus passing by is an example of an (open, ef  cient) system because some chemical energy
                     is transformed to sound and other energy is transformed to (thermal, electric) energy and mechanical
                     energy.

                9. Work occurs when a basketball player (holds, shoots) a basketball and also occurs when a hockey player
                     (moves, stops) the puck with a hockey stick.

                10. A television set projecting color images is an example of a(n) (open, closed) system because some
                     energy is being exchanged within the (electrical system, environment).





                 Mo8-L4: Key Concept Check

                Direction:  Put a check mark in the column that describes each example. Then identify the type of energy
                           being transferred or transformed. (Hint: For transferred energy, you will only need to identify
                           the type of energy being transferred. For transformed energy, you will need to identify the initial
                           energy and the new type of energy after the transformation.)

                                                                                            Type(s) of Energy
                                                    Transferred         Transformed         Being Transferred
                                                      Energy               Energy
                                                                                             or Transformed

                1. A tennis racket applies force
                to a tennis ball when it hits the
                ball, forcing the ball to move
                forward.



                2. A softball player throws a
                ball toward f rst base.



                3. Fuel in an engine burns, and
                the car moves forward.


                4. A runner eats an energy bar
                and later that day runs in the
                100-m race.


                5. Lights glow in the night
                sky when the power switch is
                turned on.

                6. A hockey stick stops a
                sliding puck and sends it
                toward the goal.


                7. A truck roars by a row of
                apartments on a quiet evening.




                8. A song plays on the radio.


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