Forms Of Energy Jeopardy Template

Different Forms of Energy	Electrical Energy	Circuits	GIZMO
100 What is the ability to do work or cause change? Energy is...	100 What is repel or push away from one another? Like electric charges ________	100 What is conductors are materials that energy can easily flow through while insulators stop the flow of electricity? The difference between a conductor and an insulator is...	100 What is an open circuit? A circuit that has a break that prevents the flow of current.
200 What is energy can neither be created nor destroyed; it can only be transformed or transferred from one form to another? The law of conservation of energy states...	200 What is attract or pull towards one another? Opposite electric charges ________	200 What is the human body is 60% water which is a good conductor of electricity? The human body is a good conductor of electricity because...	200 What is a short circuit? An unwanted electrical connection with very low resistance to current and can produce high levels of current and dangerously high temperatures.
300 What is chemical, mechanical, potential, kinetic, sound, light, solar, heat, electrical...? Name five different forms of energy:	300 What is they will move from the negative end of the battery towards the positive end of the battery? When using a battery what path will NEGATIVELY charged particles take?	300 What is TRUE? T/F insulators are strong resistors that can top most electric currents	300 What is a fuse? A safety device that melts when current is too high, breaking a circuit.
400 What is height? the higher an object is the more potential energy it has Gravitational potential energy is relative (or depends) on _____________ * think about a pole vaulter and a roller coaster	400 What is positive and negative (protons and electrons)? In an atom what charges need to be like for it to be balanced?	400 What is series circuit? In what circuit do lights power off if one were to break and open the circuit?	400 What is a wire, battery and light? What is the simplest circuit you can have?
500 What is reflection happens when light bounces off an object and the bending of light is called refraction? The difference between reflection and refraction of light is...	500 What is an electric charge is a FORCE caused by the movement of negative and positive particles while a current is the FLOW of particles caused by negative and positive charges? The difference between electric charge and electric current is...	500 What is parallel circuit? What circuit is most commonly found in homes in which you can power devices on and off without them affecting one another?	500 What is series circuit? Christmas lights are an example of what type of circuit?

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