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What type of energy use in our homes to power appliances?
Electrical
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Materials that light can pass through are called _____ materials.
Transparent
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In which bin do you throw out a milk carton?
In the yellow bin
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I'm going to go deaf if you keep screaming like this. Which quality of sound is referred?
Loudness or intensity
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What type of energy makes things to move and stop?
Mechanical energy
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Name two artifical light sources
Light bulb and torch
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In which bin do you throw out a jam jar?
In the green bin
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A lamp transforms electrical energy into ________ energy.
light
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An iron transforms electrical energy into _________ energy.
Thermal
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Name four non- renewable sources of energy
Coal, nuclear, petroleum and natural gas
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What type of thermal transfer is made by contact?
Conduction
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In which bin do you throw out a newspaper?
In the blue bin
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All voices and instrument have different type of sound. Which quality of sound is it?
Timbre
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Name 6 types of energy
Mechanical, chemical, thermal, sound, light and electrical
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A fan transforms electrical energy into _________ energy.
Kinetic
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Name four renewable sources of energy
Solar, wind, hydroelectric and bioenergy
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Materials that block light completely are called __________ materials
Opaque
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Things like wood and food store ________________ energy in them.
Chemical
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What type of energy make us able to see things?
Light energy
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Mechanical energy is divided into....
Potencial and kinetic energy
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Name two natural light sources
Sun and stars
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What type of energy is stored in all matter?
Chemical energy
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Which are the Three Rs?
Reduce, reuse and recycle
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Materials that partially block light are called ________
Translucent
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