Educational worksheet on potential and kinetic energy with illustrated examples and fill-in-the-blank questions.

A worksheet titled "Potential or Kinetic?" with definitions and examples of potential and kinetic energy, including images of an apple, rubber band, roller coaster, yoyo, and bow and arrow, asking students to identify the type of energy in each scenario.

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- The apple in the tree is potential energy.
- The apple falling from the tree is kinetic energy.
- If the rubber band is still it is potential energy.
- If the rubber band is stretched it is potential energy.
- If the roller coaster is still, it is potential energy.
- If it is moving, it is kinetic energy.
- If the yoyo is still at the top, it is potential energy.
- If the yoyo is moving, it is kinetic energy.
- If the bow string is still it is potential energy.
- If the bow string is pulled it is potential energy.

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