DIRECTION: Classify the following as a to potential energy or kinetic energy. Write K for kinetic and P for potential. _1. A cyclist pedaling up a hill. _2. An archer with his bow drawn. _3. A volleyball player spiking a ball. _4. A baseball thrown to second base. _5. A chemical bond in sugar. _6. The wind blowing through your hair. _7. A man walking down the street. _8. A sitting on the top of a tree. _9. A bowling ball rolling down the alley. _10. A bowling ball sitting on the rack.

DIRECTION: Classify the following as a to potential energy or kinetic energy. Write K for kinetic and P for potential. _1. A cyclist pedaling up a hill. _2. An archer with his bow drawn. _3. A volleyball player spiking a ball. _4. A baseball thrown to second base. _5. A chemical bond in sugar. _6. The wind blowing through your hair. _7. A man walking down the street. _8. A sitting on the top of a tree. _9. A bowling ball rolling down the alley. _10. A bowling ball sitting on the rack.

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