Vocabulary
Examples
Energy Transfer
Electric Circuits
5

The ability to do work or cause change.

A. Sound

B. Power

C. Energy

Energy

5

What causes sound energy?

A. Heated objects

B. Light energy

C. Vibrating objects

Vibrating objects

5

What is energy that travels as a wave?

A. Heat

B. Radiation

Radiation

5

What is the property that causes matter to have electric force when it is placed near other charged matter?

A. Electric Charge

B. Electric Current

Electric Charge

10

The distance an object travels in a particular amount of time, such as a minute or an hour.

A. Speed

B. Sound

C. Energy

Speed.

10

Sound and light are each forms of...

energy

10

What is the form of energy that we can see?

A. Light

B. Sound

C. Thermal

Light

10

A material that does not allow electricity to flow is a/an...

A. Conductor

B. Insulator

C. Resistor

Insulator

15

Stored energy in an object at rest.

A. Potential energy

B. Kinetic energy

Potential energy

15

Electricity goes from an outlet, through a cord, and into a light bulb. Which word best describes the cord?

A. Current

B. Insulator

C. Conductor

Conductor

15

What is energy in particles that vibrate as they pass through matter?

A. Sound

B. Light

Sound

15

Two particles that both have a negative charge will ______ each other.

A. Attract

B. Repel (Push away)

Repel

20

The energy of a moving object.

A. Potential energy

B. Kinetic energy

Kinetic energy

20

Give one example of a kitchen appliance that transfers thermal energy.

Oven, toaster, stovetop

20

What happens to an object's particles when heat is transferred to the object?

The particles move faster.

20

True or False: An electric current must flow in a complete path.

True

25

A material that allows electric current to flow through.

A. Resistor

B. Insulator

C. Conductor

Conductor

25

How does heat move?

From hot objects to cold objects

25

What happens to the object that is transferring heat energy to another object?

Its particles slow down and the temperature drops.

25

Why are the inside and outside of electrical wires made of different materials?

The inside is a conductor and allows current to flow, but the outside covering is an insulator and keeps the current inside the wires.

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