Energy Transformations
Vocabulary
Types of Energy
Kinetic and Potential
Thermal Energy
100

A toaster transfers __________ energy to _________ energy in order to cook bread.

Electrical energy to Thermal(Heat) Energy 

100

_______ is the ability to do work or cause change.

Energy 

100

A bicycle uses what type of energy to move?

Mechanical 

100

_______ energy is the energy of motion.

Kinetic 

100

The transfer of heat through a material.

Conduction

200

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

Radiant (Light) to electrical 

200

The energy we hear through vibrations.

Sound 

200

Type of energy moves in electromagnetic waves.

Radiant (Light) Energy 

200

Energy that is saved and not currently being used.

Potential 

200

Heat transfer from one part of a material to another by the movement of molecules.

Convection

300

A hair dryer transforms _______energy to _____ and ________.

Electrical to sound/ heat energy 

300

energy of movement (kinetic energy) or the potential for movement (potential energy).

Mechanical 

300

Energy is a result of transferring electrons.

Electrical Energy 

300

The amount of kinetic energy depends on these 2 variables

Mass and Speed

300

Average kinetic energy of a substance

Temperature 

400

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

Chemical to Mechanical 

400

Energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only change forms is called what?

Law of Conservation of Energy 

400

A unit used to measure energy.

Joule

400

As kinetic energy increases, potential energy ___________.

Decreases

400

The energy transferred between objects that are at different temperatures

Heat

500

A battery uses ____________ energy to create ___________ energy.

Chemical to Electrical 

500

Energy that is stored by stretching or compressing.

Elastic Potential Energy

500

Energy of Moving particles.

Thermal Energy 

500

Potential energy depends on….

Gravity 

500

A circular movement of fluids caused by the rising of hotter, less dense fluid and the falling of cooler denser fluid.

Convection Current 

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