Energy

Energy

Electrical Energy

Energy of moving electrons

Mechanical Energy

• Energy of motion

Thermal Energy:

• Heat energy; energy of movement of particles.

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Light Energy:

• Energy that travels as waves and can be seen.

• Examples: flashlight, light bulbs, ....

Sound Energy

• Energy that travels as vibrations and can be heard.

• Examples:

Electrical Energy

Energy that travels as vibrations and can be heard.

Multiple Choice

What is mechanical energy?

• energy of light

• all energy

• there is no such thing as mechanical energy

• energy of motion

Multiple Choice

What is thermal energy?

• heat energy

• energy that happens all the time

• when particles do not move

• no correct answer available

Fill in the Blanks

Light energy is energy that _ as _ and can be _

Multiple Select

What is sound energy? (Check all that apply)

• energy that travels as waves

• energy that does not make sound

• all options are correct

• energy that can be heard

Electricity:

requires a complete path or circuit for electrical energy to flow; the flow of electrical energy is called electric current.

An electrical circuit requires:

• an energy source, such as a battery

• a conducting material, such as a metal wire to carry the electric current

• a receiver or source, such as a light bulb, motor, or buzzer

• a circuit can also have a switch to turn it on and off.

Open Ended

Play the following Video for students:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUw_bQ1An8Q

Multiple Choice

True or False: The flow of electrical energy is called a current.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: Electricity can flow through an open circuit.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which one does an electrical circuit require to conduct electricity?

• an open circuit

• an energy source

• an insulator

• plastic

Multiple Choice

True or False: An electrical circuit requires conducting material.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: Circuits NEVER have switches to turn them on or off.

• True

• False