Energy Transformations
Energy Conservation
Potential and Kinetic
Types of Energy
Definitions
100

Burning a candle.

Chemical energy -> heat energy + light energy

100

Name one way you can reduce air leaks in your home.

Double-pane windows, insulation, installing stripping around doors

100

What is the process of saving up or storing energy?

Potential energy.

100

Energy that has the ability to fall; this type of energy increases the higher up you go.

Gravitational potential energy.

100

Energy is defined as _________.

The ability to do work.

An invisible force that can transform or transfer. 

200

Using a hot plate to boil water.

Electrical energy -> Thermal (heat) energy

200

How is energy conservation for a home different in NYC and Texas?

Because both locations have different weather and climate so they'll need to conserve energy in different ways. 

200

What is the energy of motion.

Kinetic energy.

200

You can burn it or you can eat it.

Chemical energy.

200

List the types of kinetic energy (at least 3)

thermal, motion, electric, light, sound

300

A hungry football player eating a large sandwich to use the food for energy.

Chemical energy -> Kinetic energy

300

Instead of using incandescent light bulbs, what type of light bulbs should you use?

Fluorescent or LED 

300

A heavy vase on a table has this type of energy.

(Gravitational) potential energy.

300

This type of energy is measured with a thermometer.  

Thermal energy.

300

List the types of potential energy (list at least 3)

gravitational potential, chemical, elastic, electric (static), nuclear 

400

Using a solar-powered calculator.

Light energy -> electrical energy

400

Name one way you can conserve energy in your home.

Energy efficient appliances, turning lights and electronics off when you are not using them, unplugging chargers from outlets when you are not using them. 

400

A person running down the sidewalk has this type of energy.

kinetic energy

400

An atom splitting is this type of energy.

Nuclear energy.

400

Explain the difference between the following two terms: energy transfer and energy transformation. 

energy transfer - The movement of energy from one object, or place, to another.

energy transformation - The change of energy from one type to another, such as from chemical to thermal energy.

500

A solar panel on the roof of a building used to heat and cool the building.

Light energy -> electrical energy

500

True or False: Energy can be created but not destroyed. 

FALSE

500

A person that is about to jump from an airplane has this type of energy.

(Gravitational) potential energy.

500

The sun is an example of this type of energy.

Light, Thermal (Heat), Radiant, and Nuclear

500

List the Law of Conservation of Energy.

Energy CANNOT be created or destroyed.

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