Energy Transfers Flashcards

1
Q

Energy is a concept that describes:

A

work or changes

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2
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Food energy is an example of what type of energy?

A

chemical energy

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3
Q

If you wanted to design an investigation to test a ring magnet for its strongest part, what would be the question for you investigation?

A

What part of a ring magnet is the strongest?

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4
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What materials would you need for you investigation to find the strongest part of a ring magnet?

A

one ring magnet, box of paperclips

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5
Q

If all parts of the magnet had about the same number of paper clips, what conclusion could you draw?

A

The data collected did not show a stronger or weaker part of the magnet.

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6
Q

How could prove that a glass bar does not conduct electricity, but a metal bar does?

A

Place the glass bar in between two wires of a circuit and see if the lightbulb will light. Then repeat with the metal bar.

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7
Q

Lukas has a battery powered hex bug. What energy changes (or transfers) propel the hex bug?

A

chemical to electrical to mechanical

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8
Q

Kim’s family uses a hot air popper that heats air and blows the hot air on the popcorn kernels to make them pop. What form of energy makes the popcorn popper operate?

A

Electrical energy, because electrical current is used to heat the air and run the fan.

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9
Q

Lilly melted some butter in a pan on the stovetop. What form of energy made the butter melt?

A

Heat energy

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10
Q

Which of these items will be attracted to a magnet:

rubber band, steel paper clip, copper coin, aluminum can.

A

Only the steel paperclip because it contains iron.

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11
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Lindsay thought all forks were attracted to magnets. She put a magnet next to a plastic fork and a metal fork. What would you expect Lindsay to observe?

A

Only the steel fork would be attracted to the magnet.

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12
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Where is a magnet the strongest?

A

At the poles (ends).

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13
Q

If you brought a magnet to the beach, you would observe that some of the grains of sand stick to the magnet, but most do not. Why would this happen?

A

Because some grains of sand contain metals that attract the grains to a magnet.

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14
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If you placed a piece of white paper and a piece of black paper in the sun for one hour, what would you observe?

A

The black paper would have a higher temperature than the white paper (get warmer than the white paper). This is because black paper absorbs more light energy that is then transferred to heat energy.

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15
Q

Why do wires in an electrical circuit get hot?

A

Electrical energy flowing through the wire produces heat energy.

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16
Q

How does rubbing your hands together help keep them warm?

A

Heat is produced through the friction of rubbing hands together.

17
Q

What materials can you use for a switch in an electrical circuit to make a complete circuit?

A

A switch can be made out of any material that is made up of medal (penny, paperclip, mail, magnet) because all metals conduct electricity.