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4A2 Science
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Unit 5 Energy A Sources of Energy
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Page 80. Where does our blood circulate through?
Blood circulates through our arteries and veins.
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Page 81. What kind of energy does the sun produce?
Solar energy.
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Page 80. What 2 categories are energy sources divided into?
Renewable and Non-renewable energy sources.
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Page 81. What permits life to exist on Earth? Permit means to 'allow'.
The sun.
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Page 81. What do some people us solar energy for?
To heat their houses, warm their water, and even to cook!
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Page 81. What do solar panels do?
It collects and stores heat from the sun and converts it into energy.
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Page 82. What is heat?
Heat is the name for the energy that is transferred and moved from warm substances to cooler ones.
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Page 83. How can a napkin keep bread at a restaurant warm?
The napkin helps prevent the heat from transferring from the bread to the air.
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Page 83. Name 2 examples of materials that insulate heat. (Stop things from getting cold)
Cotton and wool.
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Page 83. Name a material that is used to keep things warm and cold.
Styrofoam
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