Types of Energy
Electricity & Magnetism
Conduction, Convection, Radiation
Sound & Waves
Light & Lenses
100

You hear a bird chirping outside your window in the morning. 

Sound energy

100

Material that allows electricity to flow

Conductor

100

Heat transfer by colliding particles

Conduction 

100

Microwaves can be used for communications as well as cooking.

True 

100

Light can travel through a vaccum. 

True

200

We see everything around us because of this type of energy from the sun. 

Light energy

200

Material that resists the flow of energy

Insulator

200

Heat transfer by currents 

Convection 

200

Sound waves do not need to travel through a medium such as air or water. 

False
200

The color we see when all waves of light are combined

White 

300

Eating a breakfast with complex carbs can keep you feeling full longer. 

Chemical Energy

300

Converts electricity into mechanical energy

Motor

300

Heat transfer by electromagnetic waves

Radiation 

300

The class of instrument the following instruments: 

-piano 

-guitar 

-cello 

String 

300

The three primary colors of light 

Green, red, and blue 

400

You feel warm sitting next to a lit fireplace. 

Thermal Energy

400

Converts mechanical energy into electricity 

Generator

400

You feel warm standing outside in the sun 

Radiation 

400

A buildings acoustics determine how sound travels inside it. 

True

400

These types of lenses focus an image into a clear point 

Concave 

500

Fission & fusion reactions release large amount of energy, able to power entire cities. 

Nuclear energy

500

Direction all compasses point 

Magnetic north 

500

The reason why earth's plates move; magma under the earth heats and cools during this process

Convection 

500

The pitch of a moving object does not change as it approaches you. 

False

500

This type of lens makes things appear wider and bigger. 

Convex 

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