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    This document outlines the topics that will be covered on an energy test. Unit 1 will focus on definitions of energy, work, force and their relationships. It will also cover kinetic and potential energy and different forms of energy. Students will practice distinguishing energy transfer from energy transformation. Exploration 2 will teach about energy systems, their types and inputs/outputs. Managing energy distribution and the importance of release rate will also be addressed. Students will need to identify energy types and transformations within systems. The rollback experiment will not be included in the test.

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    This document outlines the topics that will be covered on an energy test. Unit 1 will focus on definitions of energy, work, force and their relationships. It will also cover kinetic and potential energy and different forms of energy. Students will practice distinguishing energy transfer from energy transformation. Exploration 2 will teach about energy systems, their types and inputs/outputs. Managing energy distribution and the importance of release rate will also be addressed. Students will need to identify energy types and transformations within systems. The rollback experiment will not be included in the test.

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    This document outlines the topics that will be covered on an energy test. Unit 1 will focus on definitions of energy, work, force and their relationships. It will also cover kinetic and potential energy and different forms of energy. Students will practice distinguishing energy transfer from energy transformation. Exploration 2 will teach about energy systems, their types and inputs/outputs. Managing energy distribution and the importance of release rate will also be addressed. Students will need to identify energy types and transformations within systems. The rollback experiment will not be included in the test.

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    Energy Test topics

    Unit 1. Lesson 1. Exploration 1.

     What is Energy and Work?


     How are Work, distance, and force related? What are the units for each one?
     Use the equation of work to solve questions.
     What is Kinetic and Potential energy?
     What are the forms of Energy?
     The difference between Energy Transfer and Energy Transformation.

    Exploration 2.

     What is a System?
     What are the types of energy systems? Know examples of each one.
     Understand the inputs and outputs of energy in a given system.
    For example, in the iPad, the input is electrical energy from the charger – transformed
    into potential chemical energy in the battery, which is then transformed into sound and
    electromagnetic energy (outputs).
     Energy management. Energy distribution. Why is the rate at which energy is released
    from the system important?

    It is very important to be able to determine the inputs and outputs of energy in any given
    example. You will be asked what the type of energy is and what it is transformed into in a
    system.

    The rollback Experiment is not included in the test as it was graded separately.

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