Energy
Heat transfer
Decode
Can you name it?
Were you listening?
100
What is the name of energy in motion?
Kinetic
100
what type of heat transfer does not require matter?
Radiation
100
Unscramble the word:
genye
Energy
100
Name that Pokemon
a. Hot Rotom
b. Oven Rotom
c. Heat Rotom
d. Warm Rotom
c. Heat Rotom
100
Which carbon isotope is used for carbon dating?
a) C-12
b) C-13
c) C-14
d) C-15
c) C-14
200
What is the name of stored energy?
Potential
200
What heat transfer occurs in solids?
Conduction
200
Unscramble the word:
rfesntar
Transfer
200
a) Zap
b) Zam
c) Zip
d) Zim
d) Zim
200
In a nuclear reaction what spins the turbine?
Steam
300
Which energy is missing?
Light energy
300
What heat transfer occurs in liquids and gases?
Convection
300
Unscramble the word:
neckiti
kinetic
300
a) Thunder Snail
b) Lightning Whelk
c) Sea Spark
d) Sparkle Sea Whelk
b) Lightning Whelk
300
What are the 3 particles of an atom?
bonus: what are their charges?
Protons, Neutrons, Electrons
Proton: +
Neutron: neutral
Electron: -
400
If a bow was shot and an arrow landed into a target, what energy would be observed on impact?
Sound, thermal and kinetic
400
What does an insulator do?
Reduce the rate of heat transfer
400
Unscramble the word:
ontplaiet
potential
400
a) Sparklemuffin Peacock Spider
b) Glitterpie Peacock Spider
c) Jazzycake Peacock Spider
d) Colourfulcupcake Peacock Spider
a) Sparklemuffin Peacock Spider
400
Plutonium-240 has a half-life of 6563 years. If you start with 156 g of Plutonium-240, how much will remain after 3 half-lives have passed?
19.5g
500
what is the law of conservation?
energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred or transformed
500
What heat transfer method can be observed in the Earths mantle?
Convection
500
Unscramble the word:
veoncnitsrao
conservation
500
a) Blarney Stone
b) Lovers Stone
c) Blabber Stone
c) Barney Stone
Bonus: Why is it famous?
a) Blarney Stone
If you kiss the stone you will be able to be speak persuasively or eloquently
500
What makes an isotope be considered radioactive?
An isotope becomes radioactive when there is an unbalanced ratio of neutrons to protons or when the nucleus is very large.