Vocabulary
Waves
Potential/Kinetic Energy
Magnets
Electromagnetism
100
What is Kinetic Energy?

Energy that is in motion.

100
What is the top of the wave called?

The crest

100

Potential energy is at its highest at what point?

At the highest point

100

Opposite poles

attract

100

What is the purpose of the coil in an electromagnet?

The more coil wrappings the stronger the magnetism.

200

What is Potential Energy

Energy that is stored up.

200

What is the bottom of the wave called?

The trough

200

Kinetic energy is at its highest at what point?

At the lowest point before hitting the ground 

200

Like poles

repel

200

What are the parts of an electromagnet?

Battery, nail, coil wire, paper clips

300

What is amplitude?

The height of the wave, that is also responsible for the energy of the wave.

300

If students are creating a wave with their jump rope and they move the jump rope faster and faster what will happen to the jump rope?

An increase in energy and amplitude

300

At what point does potential energy turn to kinetic energy

When it no longer goes against the gravitational pull and goes with it 

300

Two like poles being pushed together create what type of energy?

Potential because it is going against the force

300

What determines the amount of paper clips that can be picked up by an electromagnet?

The number of coils wrapped around. 

400

What is wavelength?

The distance of the wave from Peak to Peak.

400

If there is low energy which part of the wave is also low?

The amplitude

400

If you have a ball and you hold it even higher in the air than usual what three things will happen once you drop the ball?

1. kinetic energy will increase

2. bounce of the ball will increase

3. potential energy increase

400
Two opposite poles are going to be pulled apart this will create an increase what type of energy
Potential Energy
400

What is the only thing that matters when determining the electric strength of an electromagnet. 

The number of wire wraps around the coil

500

What is absorbed?

When the material takes in energy from the wave.

500

A material can only be changed if the light waves are

absorbed by the material

500

I am running down a hill and skipping over hurdles and rocks. Do I have potential or kinetic energy and explain how?

You have both you are going with the gravitational force which creates kinetic energy and as you are skipping over the rocks you have potential energy. 

500

If I have three opposite facing magnets on a pencil and I place one like facing magnet at the top what will happen to the top magnet?

It will float.

500

If I used two batteries instead of one what would happen?

The electricity would increase.

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