Forms of Energy
Sound
Light Energy
Heat Movement
Conductors and Insulators
100

What is energy?

The ability to cause motion or create change

100

What produces sound?

What is vibrating molecules (objects)

100

What is light energy?

The energy that travels in waves and can be seen

100

What is heat?

A form of energy that causes temperature changes

100

What is a conductor?

A material that conducts heat well.

200

What are the 5 forms of energy?

What is mechanical, electrical, light, thermal (heat), and sound

200

What does pitch depend on?

What is how fast or slow molecules move

200

Name a source of light energy

The sun or a Light Bulb

200

How does heat move?

Heat moves from hot objects to cold objects.

200

What is an example of a good conductor?

Copper or aluminum

300

What type of energy is produced by moving objects?

What is the energy of motion (Mechanical/Kinetic Energy)

300

What happens when you tighten the strings on a guitar?

What is the pitch get higher

300

What happens to light when it hits a mirror?

It reflects off of the mirror

300

What is conduction?

The transfer of heat through direct contact.

300

What is an insulator?

A material that does NOT conduct heat well

400

What can electrical energy be transformed into?

What is heat, light, and sound energy

400

What causes the volume of a sound to change?

What is the strength of the vibrations (stronger=louder, weaker=quieter)

400

How can light be used to create heat?

It can be absorbed by materials, which warms them up

400

What happens to a hot drink when it is placed in a cold room?

The drink gets colder because heat flows from the drink to the cold air.

400

What is an example of a good insulator?

Rubber or wood

500

What is the energy called that comes from the sun?

What is Solar energy - Light/Heat

500

What happens to sound in water compared to air?

What is sound travels faster in water than in air

500

What causes objects in water to seem bigger?

Light refracting, or bending

500

Why does metal feel colder than wood at the same temperature?

Metal conducts heat better than wood, drawing heat away from our skin

500

Why do we use insulators in electrical currents?

Insulators help prevent electrical currents from escaping and protect us from electric shocks