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Energy Study Slides

Energy Study Slides. Tips about content NOT in this GAME. KNOW ALL DEFINITIONS AND EXAMPLES OF EACH OF THE 6 TYPES OF ENERGY STUDY all Energy pages in your Journal (and review waves pages and Quest) BE ABLE TO ANALYZE DATA and A GRAPH in order to write a conclusion. 5 Point Questions

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Energy Study Slides

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  1. Energy Study Slides

  2. Tips about content NOT in this GAME • KNOW ALL DEFINITIONS AND EXAMPLES OF EACH OF THE 6 TYPES OF ENERGY • STUDY all Energy pages in your Journal (and review waves pages and Quest) • BE ABLE TO ANALYZE DATA and A GRAPH in order to write a conclusion.

  3. 5 Point Questions Choose the order in which your table will answer all questions. This order must be the same throughout the entire game.

  4. # 1 Define Energy • The ability to do work or cause change • The transfer of work over time • How fast something moves • Anything that comes from the sun that causes eventual movement

  5. # 1 Answer Define Energy • The ability to do work or cause change * • The transfer or work over time • How fast something moves • Anything that comes from the sun that causes eventual movement

  6. # 2 Which is NOT an example of Kinetic Energy? • A runner in the middle of a race • A car driving • A river flowing • A rock sitting at the top of a hill

  7. # 2 Answer Which is NOT an example of Kinetic Energy? • A swimmer in the middle of a race • A car driving • A river flowing • A rock sitting at the top of a hill * *Keep in mind, when you see potential and kinetic on their own, without one of the 6 types of energy with it, assume it is referring to mechanical energy

  8. # 3 Which of the following is an example of Potential Energy? • Wind blowing a windmill • A runner on the starting block • A ball rolling • A person skydiving

  9. # 3 Answer Which of the following is an example of Potential Energy? • Wind blowing a windmill • A runner on the starting block * • A ball rolling • A person skydiving

  10. # 4 I plug in my iPod in order to charge it. What type of energy is being used to recharge my iPod? • Mechanical • Electromagnetic • Electrical • Chemical

  11. # 4 Answer I plug in my iPod in order to charge it. What type of energy is being used to recharge my iPod? • Mechanical • Electromagnetic • Electrical * • Chemical

  12. # 5 I rub my hands together creating friction. What type of energy is involved that creates friction? • Thermal • Mechanical • Chemical • Nuclear

  13. # 5 Answer I rub my hands together creating friction. What type of energy is involved that creates friction? • Thermal • Mechanical * • Chemical • Nuclear

  14. #6 What type of radiation represents the ROY G BIV color spectrum seen on Earth? • Infrared • Ultraviolet • Thermal • Visible

  15. #6 Answer What type of radiation represents the ROY G BIV color spectrum seen on Earth? • Infrared • Ultraviolet • Thermal • Visible *

  16. # 7 • A – They have a lower frequency than microwaves • B- They have a shorter wavelength than Infrared waves • C- They have the lowest amplitude • D- They have the highest amplitude

  17. # 7 • A – They have a lower frequency than microwaves * • B- They have a shorter wavelength than Infrared waves • C- They have the lowest amplitude • D- They have the highest amplitude

  18. # 8 Longitudinal waves move through different materials at different rates. Their rate depends partly on whether the material is in a liquid, solid, or gaseous state. Certain states of matter allow longitudinal waves to pass through more quickly than others. List the states of matter according to their wave transmission rates, from slowest to fastest? **Think about what longitudinal waves travel through…

  19. # 8 answer Longitudinal waves move through different materials at different rates. Their rate depends partly on whether the material is in a liquid, solid, or gaseous state. Certain states of matter allow longitudinal waves to pass through more quickly than others. List the states of matter according to their wave transmission rates, from slowest to fastest? This is SOUND! *a medium is needed…where is the medium closest together, so easiest to transfer energy? GAS, LIQUID, SOLID

  20. 10 Point Questions

  21. # 1 The 2 types of energy (in sequential order of occurrence) that are found in the interaction of “Boiling water on the stove” are: • Thermal (stove) & Chemical (heated water) • Electrical (stove) & Thermal (heated water) • Electromagnetic (stove) & Thermal (heated water) • Nuclear (stove) & Chemical (heated water)

  22. # 1 Answer The 2 types of energy (in sequential order of occurrence) that are found in the interaction of “Boiling water on the stove” are: • Thermal (stove) & Chemical (heated water) • Electrical (stove) & Thermal (heated water) • Electromagnetic (stove) & Thermal (heated water) • Nuclear (stove) & Chemical (heated water)

  23. # 2 What type of Mechanical Energy Interaction is found when a ping pong ball hits the rubber paddle? • Drag • Applied • Elastic • Magnetism

  24. # 2 Answer What type of Mechanical Energy Interaction is found when a ping pong ball hits the rubber paddle? • Drag • Applied • Elastic • Magnetism

  25. # 3 When the ping pong paddle launches the ball, eventually, drag (and gravity) act on the ball. How does the energy change in the ball as drag and gravity act on it? • Increases in mechanical (kinetic) energy • Increases in chemical energy • Decreases in mechanical (kinetic) energy • There is no energy change in the ball

  26. # 3 Answer When the ping pong paddle launches the ball, eventually, drag (and gravity) act on the ball. How does the energy change in the ball as drag and gravity act on it? • Increases in mechanical (kinetic) energy • Increases in chemical energy • Decreases in mechanical (kinetic) energy • There is no energy change in the ball

  27. # 4 A horse pulls a carriage. This is what type of Mechanical Interaction? • Elastic • Friction • Applied • Drag

  28. # 4 Answer A horse pulls a carriage. This is what type of Mechanical Interaction? • Elastic • Friction • Applied • Drag

  29. # 5 What would be the evidence that an object is increasing its mechanical (kinetic) energy? a. The object is not moving b. The object is slowing down c. The object is moving at a constant speed d. The object is speeding up

  30. # 5 Answer What would be the evidence that an object is increasing its mechanical (kinetic) energy? a. The object is not moving b. The object is slowing down c. The object is moving at a constant speed d. The object is speeding up

  31. # 6 A B Kid A is sitting at the top of the slide getting ready to go; she has high _____________ Energy. Kid B is sliding down the slide; she has high _____________ Energy.

  32. # 6 Answer A B Kid A is sitting at the top of the slide getting ready to go; she has high POTENTIAL Energy. Kid B is sliding down the slide; she has high KINETIC Energy.

  33. #7 Describe the forms of energy involved when watching TV.

  34. #7 Describe the forms of energy involved when watching TV. Sound, Electrical, Electromagnetic (light) *Could argue that heat is a wasted form here also.

  35. # 8 Why is it that when watching something, like a baseball game, you can see the batter hit the ball before you actually hear the crack of the bat?

  36. # 8 answer Why is it that when watching something, like a baseball game, you can see the batter hit the ball before you actually hear the crack of the bat? Because light travels faster than sound! You SEEING something is visible electromagnetic energy!

  37. 20 Point Questions

  38. #1- Watch Mrs. Twedt’s example of the two silver spheres. She hits them together with a piece of paper in between. Explain the energy transfer.

  39. #1 answer Watch Mrs. Twedts example of the two silver spheres. She hits them together with a piece of paper in between. Explain the energy transfer. Sound is wasted energy here (mechanical) Food Hitting spheres Friction b/t spheres Chemical Mechanical Thermal Igniting Paper Thermal/Chemical

  40. #2- Watch Mrs. Twedts example of the radiometer. Explain the energy transfer.

  41. #2- Watch Mrs. Twedt’s example of the radiometer. Explain the energy transfer. Sun black paper absorbs high amounts /white does not absorb much Electromagnetic Electromagetic (light) (radiation) *Thermal in here too Spinning blades Mechanical

  42. # 3 A ball was launched 4 times from 3 different sized rubber bands. The distance the ball traveled was measured each time. The best values of each trial are shown. What is the Test Variable? What is the Outcome Variable?

  43. # 3 Answer A ball was launched 4 times from 3 different sized rubber bands. The distance the ball traveled was measured each time. The best values of each trial are shown. What is the Test Variable? WIDTH OF RB What is the Outcome Variable? DISTANCE TRAVELED

  44. # 4 Which would be a good conclusion for the data and why? Also tell me why NOT the other two. • The Thick rubber band worked the best because it could get the best grip on the ball. • The Thick rubber band allowed the ball to travel the farthest. As you can see, with it, the ball traveled 113 cm. With the Medium RB, it didn’t travel far. • The Thick rubber band allowed the ball to travel the farthest. As you can see, with it, the ball traveled an average of 113 cm. With the Medium RB, it only traveled an average 94 cm, and with the Thin RB, the ball only traveled an average of 75 cm.

  45. # 4 Answer Which would be a good conclusion for the data and why? Also tell me why NOT the other two. • The Thick rubber band worked the best because it could get the best grip on the ball. Opinion • The Thick rubber band allowed the ball to travel the farthest. As you can see, with it, the ball traveled 113 cm. With the Medium RB, it didn’t travel far. Doesn’t Contain ALL data. • The Thick rubber band allowed the ball to travel the farthest. As you can see, with it, the ball traveled an average of 113 cm. With the Medium RB, it only traveled an average 94 cm, and with the Thin RB, the ball only traveled an average of 75 cm. CONTAINS ALL DATA AND IS NOT AN OPINION.

  46. # 5 What do all 6 types of Energy have in common?

  47. # 5 Answer What do all 6 types of Energy have in common? They all can be transformed into each other AND all 6 Cannot be created NOR Destroyed (Law of Conservation of Energy…..KNOW THIS!!!)

  48. # 6 The law of conservation of energy also states that when energy is transforms/converted, the amount of “useful” energy decreases in the process. Give 2 examples of where this “Wasted” energy went from the sand/bottle experiment. EXPLAIN

  49. # 6 Answer The law of conservation of energy also states that when energy is transforms/converted, the amount of “useful” energy decreases in the process. Give 2 examples of where this “Wasted” energy went from the sand/bottle experiment AND EXPLAIN. Energy went to: • The bottle (absorbed the Thermal from the sand AND from you) • The air (the shaking caused vibrations which transformed into sound) • Back to you (also Thermal from the sand and bottle)

  50. 25 Point Questions FOR THE GROUP

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