Types of Energy
Energy in Motion
Energy from Position
Conservation of Energy
Chemical/Elastic Potential Energy
100

The two main categories of energy

What is Potential and Kinetic Energy?

100

Describe an object that has kinetic energy.

Points given at Mrs. Brockman's discretion. E.g. Anything in motion

100

Describe an object that has a high amount of potential energy.

Points given at Mrs. Brockman's discretion. e.g. top of a hill

100

The law of conservation of energy states...

What is energy cannot be created or destroyed?

100

Define potential chemical energy.

What is energy stored in chemical bonds between 2 or more atoms?

200

Type of energy that refers to the energy of an object in motion

What is kinetic energy?

200

This is where kinetic energy transforms into when an object's speed increases

What is thermal (heat) energy?

200

TRUE/FALSE: The height of an object does not affect the potential energy

What is FALSE?

200

Give an example of of energy being transferred from one object to another.

Points given at Mrs. Brockman's discretion. eg pulling back a rubberband & letting go

200

Define potential elastic energy

What is energy stored in objects that are stretched or compressed & will rebound to their original shape?

300

Give an example of an object or substance that has potential energy

Points given at Mrs. Brockman's discretion. e.g. Ball sitting on top of a hill

300

TRUE/FALSE: An object that is stationary does NOT have kinetic energy.
EXPLAIN.

What is true? Because stationary objects contain potential energy, they are not moving.

300

TRUE/FALSE: Potential energy is dependent on an object's mass.

What is true?

300

Explain how friction affects the conservation of energy.

What is friction generates heat thus transferring kinetic energy into heat energy and not potential energy?

300

Potential chemical energy is released by...

What is chemical reactions?

400

TRUE/FALSE: Objects can have energy as a result of their position

What is true?

400

Give an example of kinetic acoustic energy.

What is anything that makes a sound (musical instruments, airplanes, whales, etc)?

400

Who is my favorite soccer team?

What is Liverpool FC  YNWA :)

400

How does the law of conservation relate to a roller coaster ride?

Law of Conservation of Energy is evident in a roller coaster ride as potential energy is converted to kinetic energy and vice versa, with the total energy remaining constant (discounting losses due to factors like friction).

400

Give an example of an object with elastic potential energy & how the energy is being transferred from PE to KE

Points given at Mrs. Brockman's discretion. e.g. bow & arrow PE=pulled all the way back is transferred to KE when letting go

500

Explain the difference between potential and kinetic energy.

What is potential is the store energy and kinetic energy is in motion?

500

Give an example of kinetic electromagnetic energy.

What is cell phones, wifi, radio, microwaves, x-rays, etc?

500

Describe an example of potential chemical energy.

What is food, coal, chemical batteries, photosynthesis, etc?

500

Mrs. Brockman's favorite food is...

What is chocolate, sushi & coffee?

500

Mrs. Brockman's childrens' names are... **SPELLING MATTERS***

What is Emry & Eyla?