Energy 1
Energy 2
Vocab 1
Vocab 2
100

What is one example of non-renewable energy?

-Fossil fuels (coal, gas, or oil)

-Nuclear energy

100

What can we do at home to consume less energy?

-We can turn the water off when we're washing our hands

-We can turn the lights off when we're not using them

-We can close the refrigerator door when thinking about what to eat

100

What does deal with mean?

To solve a problem.

100

What does harmful mean?

To be dangerous or to cause harm.

200

Where does renewable energy come from?

Renewable energy comes from nature.

200

What is an example of a renewable energy source?

-solar energy

-wind energy

-water energy (hydroelectricity)

200

What does necessary mean?

To be required; needed; essential

200

What does produce mean?

To make something.

300

How can we use energy wisely?

-We can turn off home appliances when not in use.

-We can walk or use public transportation.

-We can use energy-efficient light bulbs.

300

What do all living things depend on?

All living things depend on the sun.

300

What does increase mean?

To become larger or greater in number.

300

What does invent mean?

To create, make, or design something.

400

Why do we use fossil fuels even if they cause pollution?

We use fossil fuels because they cost less than renewable energy sources and can be easily stored.

400

What happens if we use too many non-renewable energy sources?

Using too many non-renewable energy sources (i.e. fossil fuels) causes air and water pollution.

400

What does persuade mean?

To convince someone to agree with you.

400

What does convert mean?

To change something in form or function.

500

What forms does energy come in?

Energy comes in different forms: heat, light, nuclear, and many others.

500

What does nuclear energy create?

NUclear energy creates toxic waste.

500

What does potential mean?

To have the possibility of becoming something else.

500

What is kinetic energy?

The energy from motion.