Vocabulary
Speed and Energy
Transferring Energy
Change in Energy
100

The ability to do work is the definition of what?

Energy

100

What are the two types of energy that we observed today?

Kinetic Energy 

Potential Energy

100

What happens when you leave an ice cube in warm temperatures?

The ice cube melts, changing from a solid to a liquid.  

100

When objects collide is there a change in energy?

Yes

200

Changing from one form of energy to another is the definition of what?

Conversion

200

When a roller coaster is at its highest peak, it represents _________ energy. 

Potential 

200

A flashlight is an example of a _______ source.

Light

200

What kind of energy is being shown when the ball is in motion rolling down the ruler?

Kinetic Energy

300

The movement of energy from one place to another is what?

Energy transfer

300

When the car rolled down the ramp, it was using ________ energy. 

Kinetic

300

The energy transferred as you melted the ice cube on the paper is called what? 

Thermal energy

300

When two objects collide that is one way that energy is ____.

transferred

400

Kinetic Energy is what?

The energy of an object in motion

400

What is the difference between kinetic energy and potential energy?

Kinetic energy is an object in motion.

Potential energy is energy stored in an object.

400
The term "thermal" also means what? 

Heat

400

When placed further apart did the ball that was hit by the first ball move further or shorter distance than when they were close together?

Shorter

500

Potential Energy is what?

Energy that is stored in an object

500

How does speed affect energy? 

The greater the speed, the more energy an object has. 
500

Name one alternative experiment you could conduct to represent thermal energy transfer. 

Answers may vary 

500

Before pushing the first ball was the stored energy considered potential or kinetic energy?

Potential