Thermal energy
Potential & Kinetic energy
Other types of energy
Convection, conduction & radiation
Mixed bag
100

True or false: A large iceberg has more thermal energy than a small boiling tea kettle?

TRUE!
100

What kind of potential energy does a stretched rubberband have?

Elastic potential energy

100

This is the type of energy where the nuclei of atoms are split or fused together to release energy.

Nuclear

100
You touch a hot pan and it burns your hand.  The heat was transferred by:

Conduction

100

True or false: If you push against a wall as hard as you can but it does not move, you are doing work.

False, there must be movement.

200

True or false: Heat always moves from warmer to cooler objects until they've evened out.

TRUE!

200

True or false: A rollercoaster has the least potential energy at the top of the highest hill before it drops.

FALSE, this is where it has  the most!

200

True or false: Electromagnetic radiation can travel through empty space

True

200

This is how heat travels from the sun to the earth

Radiation

200

Ms. Jess's favorite place to get lunch when she's at school

Panera

300

When something is heated, does the movement of its particles increase or decrease?

Increase!

300
The formula for gravitational potential energy is:

Gravitational potential energy = weight x __________

Gravitational potential energy = weight x height above ground

300

True or false: Chemical energy is stored in your body's cells and the food you eat, as well as batteries.

True.
300

You sit next to a fire and even though you are not touching it you can feel its warmth.  This is because of

Radiation

300

The state Ms. Jess is from:

New York!

400

In the united states we measure temperature in degrees farenheit, the rest of the world measures in in degrees _____________.

Celcius

400

A girl lifts a pumpkin high above her head.  By doing this, is she increasing or decreasing its gravitational potential energy?

Increasing, because she increased its height.

400

Thermal energy is the total movement of particles in an object, while temperature is the _____________ movement of particles in an object.

Average

400

Water in a pond heats up, rises, then cools and sinks.  This is an example of:

Convection

400

Miss Jess's favorite pet is an orange cat named:_________

Buddy!

500

At absolute zero, what would happen?

All particle movement would stop.

500

If you wanted to calculate the kinetic energy of a boy running down the street, you would need to know his ______ and his _____.

You would need to know his mass and speed.

500

What is one type of energy given off by a light bulb that is turned on?

Thermal/heat & light

500

This movement of warm air creates wind

Convection currents

500

Name one of Ms. Jess's top 3 favorite animals

Moths, bats, cats.

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