Types of Energy
Energy Transformations
The Scientific Method
Weather Review
Vocabulary
100

Energy stored in bonds

What is Chemical (Chemical Potential)

100

A ball rolling down a hill

What is potential to kinetic energy

100

The first thing you should do before anything else

What is ask a question

100
The boundary between air masses

What is a front

100

The ability to do work or make changes

What is energy

200

Energy of motion

What is kinetic energy

200

Burning fossil fuels

What is chemical to electrical energy

200

The answer to the question

What is draw a conclusion

200

Rain, snow, sleet, or hail

What is precipitation

200

A thin layer of gases that surrounds the Earth

What is the atmosphere

300

Stored energy

What potential energy

300

Turning on the lights

What is electrical to radiant energy

300

An educated guess

What is a hypothesis

300

The layers of the atmosphere in order

What is troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, exosphere

300

A series of steps used to solve a problem in science

What is the scientific method

400

Stretching or compressing a solid object

What is elastic energy (elastic potential)

400

Wind mills

What is kinetic to electrical energy

400

While you are doing your experiment

What is record your results

400

The type of front where the most extreme weather takes place

What is a cold front

400

Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas for example

What are fossil fuels

500

Energy that is usually invisible

What is radiant energy (light energy)

500

The greenhouse effect

What is radiant to thermal energy

500

The thing that changes in a n experiment

What is a variable

500

Forms over warm ocean waters

What is a hurricane

500

Energy can never be created or destroyed, it can only change forms

What is the law of conservation of energy