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**DOUBLE JEOPARDY** When an object is going through a change in its state of matter, its temperature: a) increases b) remains constant c) decreasesLesson 5
100

Name the one type of kinetic energy that was emphasized?

Electric Energy

100

State of matter that has a definite volume but no definite shape

Liquid

100

Thermal energy moving from a region of higher temperature to a region of lower temperature

Heat

100

Provide the best word: Change of state of matter from liquid to gas

Vaporization

100

In which state of matter are particles tightly packed?

Solid

200

Name the two forms of energy that are a combination of both Kinetic and Potential Energies?

Mechanical Energy and Thermal Energy

200

Movement in different directions at different speeds

Random motion

200

Transfer of energy due to collisions between particles in matter

Conduction

200

The term described an increase in volume as the temperature is increased

Thermal expansion

200

**DOUBLE JEOPARDY** When an object is going through a change in its state of matter, its temperature: a) increases b) remains constant c) decreases

b) remains constant

300

Name the 3 main types of Potential Energy

Gravitational PE, Chemical Energy, and Nuclear Energy

300

The measure of the average kinetic energy in a particle

Temperature

300

Transfer of thermal energy from one object to another by electromagnetic waves

Radiation

300

Vaporization that occurs within a substance/liquid

Boiling

300

If the water at room temperature is poured into a glass at room temperature, will there be any exchange of thermal energy?

No. They are in equilibrium.

400

Name the type of energy carried by electromagnetic waves

Radiant energy

400

Fill in the blank: As temperature increases, the average speed and KE of the particles in a material ______________.

increase

400

Transfer of energy by movement of particles from one part of a material to another

Convection

400

Vaporization that occurs on the surface of a liquid

Evaporation

400

How does a thermometer work?

liquid inside the thermometer expands or contracts, and the height of the liquid rises or falls accordingly

500

Correctly differentiate which is Mechanical Energy and which is Thermal Energy: 1) the sum of the PE and KE in a system 2) the sum of the PE and KE of the particles that make up an object

1) Mechanical Energy 2) Thermal Energy

500

A paper ball is thrown across the classroom. What type of energy does it have BEFORE it leaves the thrower's hand (and before said thrower gets a demerit)?

Potential energy

500

In which state of matter does convection NOT occur?

Solid

500

Provide the best word: 1) Change in state of the matter directly from gas to solid 2) Change in state of the matter directly from solid to gas

1) deposition 2) sublimation

500

Which statement best describes the function of enzymes?

Enzymes reduce the activation energies of biological reactions.

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