Ch. 12 Flashcards

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1
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Energy

A

Ability to do work or cause a change.

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2
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Changes energy can cause in an object:

A

motion, color, shape and temperature.

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3
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Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it just:

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transforms from one type of energy to another type of energy.

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4
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Potential Energy:

A

Stored energy.

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5
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Energy that is not causing any changes now, but could causes changes in the future is called:

A

Potential energy.

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6
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Kinetic Energy:

A

Energy of motion.

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7
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Kinetic Energy depends on ______and_____.

A

Speed and Mass

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8
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The faster the object moves, the _____ kinetic energy it has.

A

more

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9
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The more mass an object has, the ____kinetic energy it has.

A

more

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10
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Which has more kinetic energy: Car 1 moving at 60mph, or car 2 moving at 30 mph

A

Car 1

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11
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Which has more kinetic energy: A basketball or a feather?

A

A basketball

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12
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Mechanical Energy

A

The total of all the Kinetic energy and Potential energy.

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13
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When you put batteries into a flashlight:

A

Chemical energy becomes light energy.

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14
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when you plug in a toaster and turn it on:

A

Electrical energy becomes heat and light energy.

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15
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Sound

A

a wave of vibrations.

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16
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Vibrating ______ are needed for sound to exist.

A

particles.

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17
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Vibration

A

back and forth motion of particles

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18
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Sound waves move in ____ directions.

A

all

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19
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Sound can travel through:

A

solids, liquids, and gases.

20
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Sound travels________ in a solid, and ______ in a gas.

A

fastest, slowest.

21
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Sound can NOT travel in a _________.

A

vacuum (empty space without air - outer space).

22
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When sound moves from one medium to another, the _______ changes.

23
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Sound can be ___________, moved from one place to the next.

24
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Sound can be ________, bounced back - echo.

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Sound can be ________, taken in, sucked up.
absorbed
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Pitch
the height of the tone
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Frequency
how often particles are vibrating.
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The faster the vibration the _______ the frequency.
higher
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The greater the frequency, the ________the pitch.
higher
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The slower the frequency, the _______the pitch.
lower
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Volume
Loudness
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The more energy, the ________ the sound.
louder (higher volume).
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Higher volume (louder sound) from:
being closer to the source, or having more vibrations.
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Once the waves reach your ear, the ________ will absorb the energy and vibrate.
eardrum
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The _______ will interpret the sound.
brain
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Light
a _________ of vibration.
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Light travels in a _________ line.
straight
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Light travels _________ than sound.
faster.
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Speed of light
186,000 mps
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Speed of sound
3,521 mps
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Light can pass through some materials and not others.
True.
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Transparent
Almost all light waves pass through.
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Give an example of something that is transparent.
window
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Translucent
Some light waves pass through.
45
Give examples of some things that are translucent.
Stain glass window, wax paper, lamp shades.
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Opaque
No light waves pass through.
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Give example of some things that are opaque.
Walls, chairs, wood.