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Energy Unit 5

6th Grade study cards for Unit 5 Test; 3rd 6 weeks

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Energy transformation that occurs when a switch is turned on a lamp… #(electrical to light)
Kinetic energy is determined by an object’s mass and its… #(speed)
A battery is used to light a flashlight: the energy transformations are: Chemical energy to electrical energy to… (thermal energy to light energy)
Can energy be created by power juice? (energy cannot be created)
Can a battery in a flashlight create the energy to make the light shine? # (batteries store energy; they do not create it)
Steam rotates fan-like blades of a turbine that then spins an electric generator showing that… # (mechanical energy from the turbine converts to electrical energy in the generator)
What types of energy transformations occur when a gear-driven flashlight shines? (the handle turns the gears, the gears turn a switch, then the light shines) #Mechanical energy to, Electrical energy to, Light energy
When you rub your hands on your arms to warm up, what is the energy transformation? # (mechanical to thermal)
A beaker of water on a hotplate increases in temperature because… # (electrical energy changes to thermal energy)
When spinning blades turn generators and the generators produce electricity, the energy conversion is… # (kinetic energy to electrical energy)
Cat sitting on top of a refrigerator has… (potential) energy
Choose a scenario for this energy transformation: chemical energy to heat energy to mechanical energy (gasoline is burned to move a car)
The roller coaster car with the MOST potential energy would be the one that is on the (highest part of the track)
Energy transfers that take place in an car engine: the battery’s Chemical energy changes to the starter’s electromagnetic energy, then to mechanical energy that turns the fan belt.
The form of energy that increases as an acorn falls from a tree branch is Kinetic energy
A marble was dropped into flour from different heights. The higher the marble’s position, the deeper the hole it made in the flour. What were the students investigating? (Does more potential energy transform into more kinetic energy when an object falls?)
The conclusion of the marble experiment was that falling objects with more potential energy (do) have more kinetic energy.
A motor causes a copper coil to spin because it sends a current through paperclips to the coil. This demonstrates Electrical energy that transforms to Mechanical energy in the spinning coil.
A transfer of energy is NOT involved in which situation? (helium balloon floats in place)
When a TV is turned on… #Electrical energy is changed to sound and light energy.
Roller coaster cars will experience the greatest gravitational potential energy… #At the top of the (higher) hill.
How do the potential energy and the kinetic energy of roller coaster cars relate? At the highest point the car has # (the greatest potential energy and the least kinetic energy)
When the roller coaster car goes downhill, what happens to the amount of kinetic energy? # (it increases)
If a pump pushes water up by turning a propeller that spins and forces the water up the pipe, what energy transformation is happening? #Electrical energy (in the pump) to Mechanical energy
Along any roller coaster ride, the cars have the greatest potential energy when they are: # (at the top of the hills)
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