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100

Another name for mechanical energy could be 

energy of motion or movement

100

This is ______________ energy

electrical

100

How does light travel?

in waves

100

Thermal energy is also known as _______ energy.

heat

100

sound energy travels in _____?

waves

200

___________ is the the amount of stored energy something has. 

potential

200

What can happen to the electricity in a house if there is too much electrical energy being used?

The power can go out/flip the circuit breaker

200

Name three sources of light.

sun, stars, lightbulb, fire, etc.

200

What is the biggest source of thermal energy?

The Sun
200

What is it called when objects (like guitar strings) move back and forth quickly?

vibrations

300

___________energy is when it is actually moving

kinetic

300

Electricity is measured by

volts

300

How can light transform into another type of energy?

it transfers to heat 
300
Thermal energy comes from moving __________. Faster movement = more heat energy

particles/molecules

300

Where can sound NOT travel?

Outer space

400

Give an example of potential energy that turns to kinetic energy

teacher's discretion

400

What is the difference between a parallel circuit and a series circuit

a series circuit will not work if the path is not complete, while a parallel circuit will work because it still will make a complete circuit

400

What is created when light shines on an opaque object?

A shadow

400

Thermal energy is measured by an objects __________--

Temperature/ how quickly molecules are moving

400

What is the word for volume when discussing sound energy?

Amplitude

500

Can you think of a situation where mechanical energy is transformed into another type of energy?

*teacher's discretion*

ex: mechanical to thermal when you rub your hands together

500

What is one was electric energy can be tranformed to another kind of energy?

plugging in a toaster/fan/radio, etc.
500

What is the difference between an object that is opaque, transparent, and translucent

Opaque - you can not see through it


Transparent- you can see completely through it

Translucent - you can see partially through it

500

What is the difference between a conductor and an insulator?

an insulator does not allow electrical energy to go through it while a conductor does allow it do so

500

What is the definition of the word pitch?

How high or low a sound is