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Record your answers on the answer sheetprovided by your teacher or on a sheet of paper.Use the illustration below to answer questions 1–4.F1. At which point would a roller coaster havethe greatest kinetic energy?A. point F C. point GB. point H D. point K2. At which point would a roller coaster havethe greatest potential energy?A. point F C. point GB. point H D. point K3. At which point is kinetic energy beingtransformed to potential energy?A. point F C. point GB. point H D. point KG4. At which point is the roller coaster’s potentialenergy smallest?A. point F C. point GB. point H D. point K5. What causes a metal spoon in a pot of boilingsoup to become hot?A. conduction C. radiationB. convection D. insulation6. Which occurs as you hold a glass of ice tea?A. Heat flows from the glass to your hand.B. Heat flows from your hand to the glass.C. Cold flows from the glass to your hand.D. Cold flows from your hand to the glass.HK7. Which of the following describes theenergy stored in chemical bonds?A. It is a form of potential energy.B. It is a form of kinetic energy.C. It is a form of heat energy.D. It is a form of nuclear energy.8. The kinetic energy of an object dependson which of the following?A. its temperatureB. its speed onlyC. its mass and its speedD. how high it is above the ground9. Which is a good conductor of heat?A. copper C. woodB. rubber D. airUse the illustration below to answer questions 10 and 11.ExhaustGFanFurnaceAir duct10. What type of heat transfer is shown?A. conduction C. radiationB. convection D. insulation11. How does the air at point G compare tothe air at point H?A. Air at point G is warmer and denser.B. Air at point G is warmer and less dense.C. Air at point G is cooler and denser.D. Air at point G is cooler and less dense.H190 STANDARDIZED TEST PRACTICE