Energy
What form of energy is present when you are sleeping?
Potential or Stored energy is when someone is sleeping and NOT moving.
What is a circuit?
A circuit is a path in which energy can flow.
What is a renewable source?
A natural resource that can be used again.
What is a nonrenewable source?
A natural resource that can't be used again.
Who created 3 laws on force, gravity, and inertia?
Isaac Newton
What form of energy is present when a light is on?
Light energy is when light is on.
What is Energy?
Energy is the ability to do work.
What is an advantage of a renewable resource?
Answers may vary:
Can be used again, recyclable, can be used in multiple ways, (anything else involving renewable resources)
200 points for correct answer - 100 for partially correct
What is a disadvantage of a non-renewable resource?
Answers may vary:
Non-recyclable, can't be used again, often used in a small amount of ways (less than renewable) (anything involving non-renewable)
200 points for a correct answer - 100 points for partially correct answer.
What causes a Tsunami?
A group of huge waves.
What is an example of electrical energy?
Answers may vary:
Lamp plugged in, Outlet, Charger (Anything electric)
What energy is shown when a person is running?
Running is motion and kinetic energy because you ARE moving.
What resource helps a windmill move?
What resource helps a solar panel work?
Wind helps a windmill move.
Sun makes a solar panel work.
What resource makes a train move?
What resource makes a car move?
Charcoal causes a train to move.
Gasoline causes a car to move.
What is a natural resource?
A) A living thing found on earth.
B) A living or nonliving thing that exists naturally in the world.
B) A living or nonliving thing that exists naturally in the world.
Name 4 examples of potential/stored energy.
Answers may vary:
Gasoline in a pump, sleeping, light bulb- off, sitting, parked vehicle, ball at rest (anything not moving)
100 points for each correct example
Name 4 examples of Kinetic/Motion energy.
Answers may vary:
splashing pig, dancing, moving vehicle, throwing a ball, experimenting, walking, running, hopping, sledding. (anything moving)
100 points for each correct example.
Name 4 examples or a renewable resource.
Answers may vary:
Water, Air, Geothermal (Volcanic Eruption), Wind, Solar (Sun), Wood, Biomass
100 points for each correct answer.
Name 4 examples of a nonrenewable resource.
Answers may vary:
Uranium, Charcoal (coal), oil, natural gas, gasoline, fossil fuels, nuclear, and minerals.
100 points for each correct example.
What is an experiment?
Conducting or controlling a test or investigation.
What is the correct sequence of energy for a lamp (that gets plugged in).
Stored/Potential -> Electrical -> Motion/Kinetic -> Light
125 points for each correct energy.
Name 5 forms of energy.
Options can vary:
Light. Sound. Mechanical. Kinetic/Motion. Stored/Potential. Heat/Thermal. Solar. Chemical.
100 points for each correct answer.
What is two ways you can use renewable energy?
Answers may vary:
Use trees for paper, use water for drinking and more, use paper and recycle it, recycle, use solar energy more then electric, use wind (anything involving renewable energy).
250 points for each correct answer.
What is two ways you can help conserve non-renewable energy?
Answers may vary:
Save gas by riding bikes or carpool, burn less fossil fuels, stop using minerals, use less oil (anything that may relate to nonrenewable energy)
250 points for each correct answer.
Match the Laws with their letter.
Newton's 1st Law =
Newton's 2nd Law=
Newton's 3rd Law=
A) Force = Mass x Acceleration
B) An object in rest stays in rest and an object in motion stays in motion until acted upon by a force.
C) Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Newton's 1st Law = B) An object in rest stays in rest and an object in motion stays in motion until acted upon by a force.
Newton's 2nd Law= A) Force = Mass x Acceleration
Newton's 3rd Law= C) Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.