Forms of energy Practice Exercise 3

A calm lake in Naivasha suddenly experiences strong winds in the afternoon. Predict two new forms of energy that will appear and explain how they are created in nature. (2 marks)

A calm lake in Naivasha suddenly experiences strong winds in the afternoon. Predict two new forms of energy that will appear and explain how they are created in nature. (2 marks)

A family in Kericho wants to reduce their electricity bill by using a windmill to pump water to their farm. Explain how the windmill uses forms of energy in nature to achieve this. (2 marks)

A school in Samburu uses a solar panel to power a water pump. Predict what will happen if clouds cover the Sun the whole day and explain why, based on the forms of energy involved. (2 marks)

During an early morning hike on Mount Kenya, you see a waterfall, birds flying, and the rising Sun. Analyze this environment and explain four different forms of energy present and how they naturally appear. (4 marks)

During an early morning hike on Mount Kenya, you see a waterfall, birds flying, and the rising Sun. Analyze this environment and explain four different forms of energy present and how they naturally appear. (4 marks)

Fishermen in Lake Victoria notice strong winds and high waves in the evening. Suggest two safe ways they could use the forms of energy present in nature to dry fish without endangering themselves. (2 marks)

Study the diagram of Thomson’s Falls in Nyahururu and identify two forms of energy in this scene and explain where each is observed. (2 marks)

Study the diagram of Thomson’s Falls in Nyahururu and identify two forms of energy in this scene and explain where each is observed. (2 marks)

Study the diagram of Thomson’s Falls in Nyahururu and identify two forms of energy in this scene and explain where each is observed. (2 marks)

Study the two natural environments shown: a flowing river in Kericho and a dry desert in Turkana. Compare the forms of energy in both environments and justify which has more usable energy. (3 marks)

Study the two natural environments shown: a flowing river in Kericho and a dry desert in Turkana. Compare the forms of energy in both environments. (4 marks)

Study the two natural environments shown: a flowing river in Kericho and a dry desert in Turkana. Compare the forms of energy in both environments. (4 marks)

Study the two natural environments shown below: a flowing river in Kericho and a dry desert in Turkana. Compare the forms of energy in both environments. (4 marks)

The diagram shows a volcanic eruption at Mount Longonot with ash, flowing lava, and lightning in the clouds. Evaluate four forms of energy present. (4 mark)

The diagram shows a volcanic eruption at Mount Longonot with ash, flowing lava, and lightning in the clouds. Evaluate four forms of energy present. (4 mark)

While visiting Gikomba market, Amina observes a man shouting to attract customers, a generator powering lights, and motorbikes moving. Explain three different forms of energy present in this market scene and where they come from. (3 marks)

While visiting Gikomba market, Amina observes a man shouting to attract customers, a generator powering lights, and motorbikes moving. Explain three different forms of energy present in this market scene and where they come from. (3 marks)

You are camping at Lake Naivasha at night. You see stars, hear crickets, and warm yourself near a bonfire as shown below. Write a short explanation of three forms of energy you experience in this environment. (3 marks)

You are camping at Lake Naivasha at night. You see stars, hear crickets, and warm yourself near a bonfire as shown below. Write a short explanation of three forms of energy you experience in this environment. (3 marks)

You are camping at Lake Naivasha at night. You see stars, hear crickets, and warm yourself near a bonfire as shown below. Write a short explanation of three forms of energy you experience in this environment. (3 marks)