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100

______ are particles which make up a molecule. 

A. Atoms 

B. Matter 

C. Mixtures

Atoms 

100

All matter is made up of particles called __________. 

A. Attraction

B. Energy 

C. Molecules

Molecules 

100

Material which can easily transfer energy.

Conductor 

100

_______ objects GIVE OFF light. 

Luminous 

100

List 2 examples of POTENTIAL energy:

Coal, battery 

200

_______ is the bending of light rays as they enter a new material. 

A. Reflection 

B. Refraction 

C. Vibration 

Refraction 

200

What is the HIGHNESS or LOWNESS of sound?

Pitch 

200

Material that transmits light. 

Transparent 

200

Stored, waiting energy is ________ energy. 

A. Potential 

B. Kinetic

Potential 

200

List 5 examples of KINETIC energy:

Flowing river, sound, light, boiling water, closed electrical circuit. 

300

To ______ energy is to change it from one kind of energy to another. 

A. Amplify 

B. Convert 

C. Transfer

Convert 

300

The material that BLOCKS light.

Opaque 

300

Machine which converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. 

Generator 

300

A buildup of electrical charge is _________ electricity. 

Static 

300

A shadow is a _____ area or shape cast by an opaque object.

A. Dark 

B. Light

Dark 

400

Light that bounces, or is thrown back, is ________ light. 

A. Amplified

B. Reflected 

C. Refracted

B. Reflected 
400

The LOUDNESS or SOFTNESS of sound.

Volume 

400

Allowing light through but scattering it so objects cannot be seen clearly.

Translucent 

400

_______ energy is moving, working energy. 

A. Potential 

B. Kinetic

Kinetic 

400

A loud sound has ______ volume than a soft sound.

A. Less

B. More 

More 

500

__________ is the measure of a wave's strength. 

A. Amplitude 

B. Crest 

C. Transmission

Amplitude 

500

Material which cannot easily transfer energy.

Insulator 

500

The ability to do work is _________. 

Energy

500

The flow of electrons along a path is _________ electricity. 

Current 

500

An atom is _______ than a molecule.

A. Smaller 

B. Bigger 

Smaller 

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