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1. energy stored in a chocolate bar.
2. energy stored in an object that is at the

top of mount everest.

1. energy stored in a rubber band when it is

stretched.

1. energy of electrons moving in a wire to

come charge your phone.

1. energy of particles moving quicker when

they heat up.

1. energy of light moving from the sun to

the earth.

1. energy of a skateboard moving down the

street.

Explanation:

1. Chemical Energy: Food (like a chocolate bar) stores energy in chemical bonds. When digested, these bonds break, releasing energy.
2. Gravitational Potential Energy: An object at a height (like on top of Mount Everest) has energy due to its position in a gravitational field.
3. Elastic Potential Energy: A stretched rubber band stores energy as it is deformed elastically. When released, it can do work.
4. Electrical Energy: Moving electrons in a wire (electric current) carry electrical energy, which can be used to charge a phone.
5. Thermal Energy: Particles move faster when heated. Thermal energy is related to the motion (kinetic energy) of particles in a substance.
6. Electromagnetic Energy: Light is a form of electromagnetic radiation. The sun emits electromagnetic energy (including light) that travels to Earth.
7. Mechanical (Kinetic) Energy: A moving skateboard has kinetic energy (a form of mechanical energy) due to its motion.

Answer:

1. Chemical Energy
2. Gravitational Potential Energy
3. Elastic Potential Energy
4. Electrical Energy
5. Thermal Energy
6. Electromagnetic Energy
7. Mechanical (Kinetic) Energy