Energy!
Mrs. Wright hands this out energy in the form of this sweet treat in order to stimulate brain activity.
Mints
An efficient type of equipment for lighting
LED lights
These energy sources can be replaced quickly.
Renewable energy
If I consume (12) 100 calorie snacks, how much energy did I put into my body?
1200 calories!
A short daily assignment that you should be working on after you've walked into class and the bell rings.
Bell ringer
The term we use to describe the energy we get from food.
Calories
Engineers are constantly looking to _______ their products.
Improve
This uses the most energy in homes every year.
Heating and Cooling
There are this many hours in 13 days.
312 hours
Mrs. Wright's favorite game to play at the beginning of class.
The name game!
Stove tops can be powered by these two sources of energy
Natural gas or electricity
This type of engineer is responsible for designing various aspects of aircraft.
Aerospace Engineering
In the US, we use the most energy to support this sector.
Transportation
A 60 Watt lightbulb is replaced by a lightbulb with one third the wattage. What is the new wattage of the lightbulb
20 Watts
An Adverb to describe how you should be working in STEM class so that you do not receive any homework.
Diligently
All energy stems from this source.
The sun/solar energy
This type of engineer is responsible for building roadways/infrastructure
Civil engineer
Natural gas is transported mainly by this method.
Pipelines
A verb that describes how some of your chairs move. This movement prompts Mrs. Wright to believe there is a ghost in the classroom.
Levitate
Two ways to save energy (we talked about these in class yesterday).
1. Use more efficient equipment 2. Turn equipment off
The US starting making engineering standards for vehicles and buildings after these catastrophic events.
Train Railway Derailments/Collisions
This is the fuel source that is most used in the US. Think about which sector uses the most energy.
Petroleum
There are this many minutes in 3 days.
4,320 minutes