Kinetic & Potential
Other Kinds of Energy
Fossil Fuels
Vocab
Wild Card
100

If two objects have the same mass, which has more kinetic energy: the faster or slower object?

The faster object

100

What type of energy is created by electrical charges?

Electrical Energy

100

What are the three major types of fossil fuels?

Coal, Petroleum, Natural Gas

100

"the ability to do work or cause change"

Energy

100

Make Ms. Rupp smile :)

Awwww...

200

What are the two types of potential energy we discussed?

Gravitational and Elastic

200

What type of energy comes from the movement of atoms within an object?

Thermal (heat speeds up atoms)

200

What process allows plants to transform sunlight into stored chemical energy?

Photosynthesis

200

"The transfer of energy between objects"

Work
200
Define "Prudence" and give an example

wisdom or good judgement

300

What kind of energy does a compressed spring have?

Elastic potential energy

300

What type of energy is stored in the nucleus of an atom?

Nuclear Energy
300

List the flow of energy from Sun to Lightbulb

(ex. Nuclear --> .... --> ... --> ... --> Electrical)

Nuclear -> Electromagnetic -> Chemical -> Thermal -> Electrical

300

What greek word does "kinetic" come from?

Kinetos

300

Where did Ms. Rupp grow up? Town, and state

Fort Calhoun, Nebraska

400

Give an example of work occuring 

Bowling ball hitting a pin, hitting a nail with a hammer, domino train, anything!

400

What process releases nuclear energy by splitting an atom?

Nuclear Fission

400

What substance builds up pressure in a power plant boiler to turn a turbine?

Steam
400

"energy stored in an object due to its height above the ground"

Gravitational Potential Energy

400

Recite the pledge in Latin

Legendary.

500

What is the scientific unit used to measure energy?

Joule (J)

500

What type of energy travels in waves and includes sunlight and X-rays?

Electromagnetic Energy

500

Describe how fossil fuels were created

Mass death of organisms

Sand and clay covered remains, with underwent centuries of high temperature, high pressure

This converted the carbon into fuels

500

Describe the difference between nuclear fission and nuclear fusion

Fission: splitting atoms

Fusion: fusing atoms together

500

What is your best memory of 6th grade so far?

Hey that's mine, too!