Potential and Kinetic Energy
This is the ability to do work.
Energy
Energy can be created.
False
A book on a shelf.
Potential or Kinetic Energy?
Potential
An organism that breaks down dead material. Example: fungi (mushrooms), bacteria, earthworms
Decomposer
How many original colonies were there?
13
This type of potential energy requires something to be under tension, such as a rubber band or a spring.
Elastic Potential Energy
False
A car moving.
Potential or Kinetic Energy?
Kinetic
Is the inner core of the Earth solid or liquid?
Solid
Who was the 1st president of The United States?
BONUS: Who is the 46th president?
George Washington
BONUS: Joe Biden
This type of potential energy is turned into another form when it is chemically changed.
Chemical Potential Energy
Kinetic energy is stored energy.
False - Potential energy is stored energy
A rubber band is stretched back.
Potential or Kinetic Energy?
Potential
The natural process of eroded material being dropped off in another place, laying down a deposit of something (sediment).
Deposition
A group of volunteers who have less training and supplies than the regular paid army, but still go to battle.
Militia (Minutemen is also a correct answer)
This type of potential energy exists due to an object's positioning, such as a rock on a cliff.
Gravitational Potential Energy
A rubber band or spring is an example of chemical potential energy.
False - it is elastic potential energy.
Gasoline
Potential or Kinetic Energy?
BONUS: Is gasoline a renewable resource or non renewable?
Potential.
BONUS: Non renewable
The breaking of rocks into smaller pieces is called what?
BONUS: What is it called when these pieces are carried away?
Weathering
BONUS: Erosion
Which group was responsible for the Boston Tea Party?
BONUS: Who founded this group?
The Sons of Liberty
BONUS: Sam Adams
The use of force to move an object is called what?
BONUS: Give 1 example of this.
Work
BONUS: Answers will vary
The faster something moves, the more energy is has.
True - increase in speed or mass = increase in energy.
A heart pumping blood.
Potential or Kinetic Energy?
Kinetic
Are humans producers or consumers?
Consumers
What was signed on July 4th, 1776?
BONUS: Who signed this document first?
The Declaration of Independence.
BONUS: John Hancock