Energy Cocepts
Temperature and heat
Energy Transfer
Earth Systems and Climate
Significant Figures
100

Energy that an object has because of its motion is called? 

Kinetic Energy

100

Heat flows naturally from higher to lower what?

Temperature

100

Name one way heat can move from one object to another.

Conduction, Convection, or Radiation.

100

Melting ice makes sea levels go up or down?

Up

100

How many significant figures are in 0.00456?

3

200

Energy cannot be created or destroyed; this principle is called? 

Conservation Of Energy.

200

What instrument measures temperature changes?

Thermometer

200

Warm water rises and cool water sinks in a pot. This is called?

Convection.

200

Dark surfaces absorb more or less sunlight than light surfaces?

More

200

In multiplication or division, how do you determine the number of significant figures in the answer?

It has the same number as the measurement with the fewest significant figures

300

Name an example of energy stored in chemical bonds. 

Chemical Energy

300

why metal feels colder than wood at the same temperature.

Metal conducts heat away from your hand faster than wood does.

300

Heat moves through empty space by what process?

Radiation.

300

Melting ice reduces reflectivity and causes more warming. What is this called?

Positive Feedback.

300

Round 12.345 to 3 significant figures.

12.3

400

When a moving object stops, its kinetic energy often changes into what? 

Thermal energy

400

If you double the mass of water, how much energy is needed to heat it?

Twice as much energy.

400

Metal feels colder than wood at same temperature because it conducts heat faster. True or false?

True

400

How can a berm slow glacier melt?

Blocks warm water, reduces heat flow to ice.

400

When adding 2.45 + 0.032, how many decimal places should the answer have?

Two decimal places(2.48)

500

Energy is the ability to do this. 

work

500

Temperature stays the same during this change of solid to liquid. 

Melting

500

How does insulation slow energy transfer?

Reduces Conduction, Convection, or Radiation.

500

If a glacier melts faster than snow can accumulate, what long-term effect does this have on sea level and ocean circulation?

Sea level rises, and changes in freshwater input can disrupt ocean currents and affect global climate patterns

500

A student measures 0.007560 m and 12.3 m, then multiplies them. How many significant figures should the answer have?

3