Kinetic Energy
Potential Energy
Energy Transformations
Electricity
100

This type of energy comes from the sun

What is light energy? OR What is thermal/heat energy?

100

Energy that is stored, that is later turned into kinetic energy.

What is potential energy?

100

A machine designed to perform a simple task in an overly complicated way.

What is a Rube Goldberg machine?

100

The flow of electrons.

What is electricity?

200

The type of energy that a rolling ball has

What is mechanical energy?

200
The type of energy that an object that is "up high" has

What is gravitational energy?

200

The energy transformation that a lamp does: ____ energy to ____ energy

What is electrical energy to light energy?

200

Materials that do not conduct electricity; such as plastic, paper, balloons, etc.

What is an insulator?

300

The type of energy that speakers on a radio or computer have

What is sound energy?

300

The type of energy that a spring has

What is stored mechanical energy?

300

The energy transformation that a slingshot does: ____ energy to _____ energy

What is stored mechanical energy to mechanical energy?

300

Materials that allow electricity to flow through; such as copper, aluminum, gold, etc.

What is a conductor?

400

The type of energy used to power devices like phones, computers, lights, etc.

What is electrical energy?

400

The type of energy stored in plants and our bodies

What is chemical energy?

400

The energy transformation that a ball does when you drop it: _____ energy to _____ energy

What is gravitational energy to mechanical energy?

400

An electric charge most often caused from friction (rubbing things together).

What is static electricity?

500

The type of energy caused by the vibration of atoms and molecules

What is thermal (or heat) energy?

500

The type of energy stored in the nucleus of an atom

What is nuclear energy?

500

The type of energy that a battery does: ____ energy to _____ energy

What is chemical energy to electrical energy?

500

This is one of the most commonly used conductors.

What is copper?