What is Energy
Types of Energy
Guelph Lake
Law of Conservation of Energy
Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy
100

What is the most important energy source?

The Sun

100

What is the Energy that moves an object. (Think the type that might have gears...)

Mechanical Energy

100

What was the name of our leader at Guelph Lake?

Ann

100

True or False:

The Law of Conservation of Energy states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only converted from one form of energy to another.

True

100

Energy that can be replaced naturally is called what?

Renewable energy

200

True or False: The industrial sector (businesses that manufacture and construct things) is the largest energy consumer in Canada.

True

200
What are the three parts of thermal energy we've learned about (both with heat created and heat loss)

Convection, Conduction and Radiation

200

Fill in the blank.

__________ is our muscles contracting to warm our bodies up. 

Shivering

200

Energy can be _________ from one form to another.

transferred or converted.

200

Energy from the sun collected by solar panels to generate electricity is what kind of renewable energy?

Solar

300

Energy that is "stored" in an object is what kind of energy? 

Potential Energy

300

Plants use what type of energy from the sun to create their own food through photosynthesis?

Radiant Energy

300
What could happen to our fingers, toes, nose or ears if they are exposed to the cold for too long?

Frost bite

300

Fill in the blanks.

Solar panels take ________ energy and converts it into ___________ energy for us to use.

Radiant energy 

Electrical Energy

300

Natural gas, oil, nuclear power and coal are all forms of what kind of resource?

Non-renewable resources

400

Why is the sun the most important energy source?

It produces light and heat which allows plants and animals to grow and live.

400

What type of energy might include copper wires, static or lightning?

Electrical energy

400

In the jumping jack experiment, why was Madelyn's temperature lower than Lucas's at first and then much higher than Lucas's at the end?

Madelyn was dressed in layers that were holding her heat closer to her body, keeping her much warmer for longer. Lucas had no layers and was radiating heat as he warmed up. 

400

Fill in the blanks

A battery powered flashlight converts ________ energy into ________ energy so we can see in the dark. 

chemical energy

radiant energy

400

What are the problems with using fossil fuels?

They take millions of years to form

Using them adds to pollution problems

They contribute to climate change.

500
List 3 forms of energy that would be considered " "kinetic." (Energy that is doing work)

Thermal, Radiant and Electrical. (Mechanical could count too, it has both kinetic and potential energy)

500

Can you name all 6 types of energy we've learned about?

Mechanical, Electrical, Radiant, Thermal, Chemical and Nuclear

500

Name the two natural materials we used to create the fire bundle and the item we used to ignite the spark.

We used birch bark and milkweed fluff to create the fire bundle and fire steel to ignite the spark. 

500

A toaster converts ____________ energy into ________ energy to toast the bread. 

Electrical Energy

Thermal Energy

500

Why might it be hard to decide of timber (wood) is a renewable vs. non-renewable resource?

Timber is classed as renewable, but it is argued that it doesn't regenerate fast enough to compare to solar, wind or hydro. 

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