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100

The type of energy given off by the sun.

Solar energy.

100

Energy is neither ___________ nor ____________, but it can be _________________.

Energy is neither created nor destroyed, but can be transferred.

100

Name 5 examples of electrical energy you use in your life.

Answers will vary.

100

What is the law of electric charge?

1. Like charges repel.

2. Unlike charges attract.

100

What happens if two positive charges near each other?

They repel.

200

The type of energy stored in the bonds between atoms.

Chemical energy.

200

What is potential energy?

The energy that something has due to its position.

200

Name 2 forms of kinetic energy we use.

- Wind

- Water

200

What does it mean for a material to be electrically neutral?

That the material has an equal number of positive and neutral charges.

200

What happens if a positive and negative charge near each other?

They attract.

300

Energy given off when atoms collide and fuse.

Nuclear Energy.

300

What is kinetic energy?

The energy of motion.

300

How does Canada get the majority of its electrical energy?

Hydroelectricity (Water)

300

What is it called when a material is charged through rubbing?

Charging by friction.

300

What happens if two negative charges near each other?

They repel.

400

Energy given off as heat.

Thermal energy.


400

What are the 3 parts of a generator system?

Generator, Turbine, and Shaft.

400

Give an example of renewable energy.

- Solar

- Wind

- Water

400

What does it mean for a material to be electrically charged?

That is has an unequal number of positive and negative charges. 

400

What are positive and negative charges called?

Protons and Electrons.

500
The sum of potential and kinetic energy.

Mechanical Energy.

500

How does a wind turbine work?

1. Wind (kinetic energy) spins the turbine.

2. Kinetic energy is transferred to electrical energy through the generator system.

500

Give an example of a non-renewable energy source.

- fossil fuels

- nuclear

500

How does lightning work?

Ice particles collide inside clouds, creating negative charges at the base and positive charges at the top. When the negative charge at the bottom becomes too strong, it rushes down to connect with positive charges on the ground, creating a flash.

500

How does something become positively charged?

When electrons are rubbed off of a material.