What are the units of energy?

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What is the mnemonic we use for the different energy stores

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Which energy store is associated with a moving object?

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Which energy store is associated with an object high up?

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Which energy store is associated with a battery?

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Which energy store is associated with food?

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Which energy store is associated with a fuel?

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Which energy store is associated with a squashed spring?

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Which energy store is associated with the Sun?

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Which energy store is associated with a hot object?

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What is the mnemonic we use for the different energy pathways?

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Which pathway is involved when an object moves and experiences friction?

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Which pathway is involved when an object is lifted up?

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Which pathway is involved when an object falls through the air?

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Which pathway is involved when the chemical store of a battery moves to the thermal store of a heater?

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Which pathway is involved in transferring energy from the Sun to Earth?

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Which pathway is involved in transferring energy stored in your body to an ice cube in your hand?

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What might this energy transfer diagram be describing?

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What is the name of the variable you change in an investigation?

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What is the name of the variable you measure in an investigation?

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An experiment where only the independent variable affects the dependent variable

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What sort of graph/chart do we use for categoric variables?

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What sort of graph/chart do we use for continuous variables?

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What do scientists do to increase confidence that everyone agrees with their conclusions?

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Is there gravity in space?

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If you are using a glass apparatus in an experiment, what risk should always be included in your plan?

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What do we call results that do not fit the pattern of the rest?

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Name the useful energy store in an electric toaster.

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Name a wasted energy store in an electric oven

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What do we call the process where energy is always transferred to the thermal store of the surroundings?

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What is the measurement of how good something is at not wasting energy?

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What is the maximum value of efficiency possible?

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What is power a measure of?

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What are the units of power?

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What are non-renewable fuels?

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Name the 3 fossil fuels.

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Other than fossil fuels, name one other non-renewable source.

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Approximately how long does it take to make fossil fuels?

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What gas do fossil fuels release when they are burned?

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Nuclear power can produce huge amounts of electricity without the worry they will run out. What is their other big advantage?

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Uranium is one nuclear fuel. Name the other common one.

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What does renewable energy sources mean?

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Growing biofuels takes space which could be used to grown food. Give one other disadvantage of biofuels.

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Biofuels absorb carbon dioxide when they grow. If they release the same amount of carbon dioxide when they are burned we call them what?

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What energy store do both wind and wave power use?

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What energy store do both tidal and hydro-electric power use?

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What energy store does Solar power use?

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What energy store does Geothermal power use?

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As an object increases its thermal store, what happens to the particles inside it?

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