Energy Transfer and Types of Energy

What does it mean when energy is transferred?

• Energy Disappears

• Energy moves from one place to another

• Energy is destroyed

• Energy stays in one place

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Which example shows sound energy being transferred?

• A battery powering a flashlight

• A fire giving off heat

• A drum making noise

• The sun shining on a plant

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Which example shows light energy being transferred?

• A heater warming a room
  

• B. The sun shining on the ground

• C. A speaker playing music
  

• D. A stove heating a pan

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What type of energy moves through wires in a circuit?

• Sound Energy

• Heat Energy

• Electrical Energy

• Light Energy

Which example shows heat energy being transferred?

• Ice melting in your hand
  

• A lamp turning on
  

• A whistle making sound
  

• A battery powering a toy

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In a flashlight, what happens to electrical energy?

• It stays electrical forever
  

• It disappears
  

• It changes into light and heat energy

• It changes into sound energy

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Which statement is TRUE about energy transfer?

• Energy can only move through water
  
  

• Energy can only move through wires
  

• Energy can be transferred by sound, light, heat, and electricity

• Energy cannot move at all

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What happens when you touch a hot pan?

• Electrical energy is transferred

• Heat energy is transferred
  

• Light energy is transferred
  

• Sound energy is transferred
  

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Which example shows electrical energy being transferred?

• A speaker making music
  

• The sun warming the ground

• A flashlight turning on
  

• A fire burning
  

Why do we say energy is “transferred”?

• Because it is created
  

• Because it is destroyed
  

• Because it moves from one object to another
  

• Because it stops working

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