Types of Energy
Sound Energy
Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Electricity
100

This type of energy is in an object that is moving.

Kinetic energy

100

How does sound energy travel?

In waves

100

What is a collision?

When an object bumps into another object

100

What is the ability to do work or cause change?

Energy

100

Is a wire an example of an insulator or a conductor?

Conductor

200

This type of energy is in an object that is not moving

Potential energy

200

Does a Kindergartener have a low or high-pitch voice compared to an 8th grader?

High-pitch

200

What is the definition of the transfer of energy?

When energy moves from one object to another.

200

When energy is changed from one type of energy into another, what is that called?

The energy is transformed

200
What is the flow of charged particles in the same direction?

An electric current

300

This type of energy travels in waves through the air.

Sound energy

300

When looking at a wave of a high-pitch sound, does it looked squished together?

Yes

300

What is an electric current?

The flow of charged particles in the same direction.

300

This is a property that causes matter to have a force, called electric force.

Electric charge

300

If two particles have the same charge (positive and positive or negative and negative), will the particles push each other away or pull each other closer?

Push each other away
400

This type of energy transfers from something hot to something cool.

Thermal energy

400

Does a low-pitch sound have a long or short wavelength?

Long

400

What is the transfer of thermal energy from one object to another called?

Heat

400

A material that allows electric current to flow through it.

Conductor

400

What is a source?

The starting point of an electric current

500

Give an example of potential energy transferring into kinetic energy

A pen that was in someone's hand gets thrown across the room

500

When something has a low-pitch how does it vibrate (imagine a guitar string)?

Slowly

500

What is an insulator?

A material that does not allow electric current to flow through it.

500
An electric current needs a starting point, also called what?

A source

500

If two particles have opposite charges (one is positive and one is negative) what will the particles do to each other?

Pull toward each other.
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