1. STARTER Directions: Copy the following UNITS. Identify the measurements for the following units. ( Distance/Wavelength), Frequency, Force, Work, Power 1. Meter= 2. Hertz= 3. Horsepower= 4. Newton*meter= 5. Newton=

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3. REVIEW: THERMAL ENERGY Directions: Identify the main idea in the following scenario. Then answer the question. Directions: Identify the main idea in the following scenario. Then answer the question. The metal handle of a pot on a stove soon becomes too hot to touch. What type of heat transfer causes this? Main Idea=_________ conduction radiation convection

4. REVIEW: WAVES Directions: Identify the main idea in the following scenario. Then answer the question. What kind of wave does NOT require a medium for its propagation? (this has two main ideas) Main Ideas=_________ __________ Mechanical waveElectromagnetic wave

5. REVIEW: WAVES Directions: Identify the main idea in the following scenario. Then answer the question. What is the frequency of a wave that has a wavelength of 350 m and a speed of 4830 m/s? Main Ideas=_________ 4830 Hz350 Hz13.8 Hz0.072

6. CORNELL NOTES Please complete the Cornell notes on Electricity Please complete the Cornell notes on Electricity You will have an hour to complete them. You will have an hour to complete them. These will be the notes you use for the test and the rest of the week in class! These will be the notes you use for the test and the rest of the week in class!

7. ELECTRIC CHARGE What is electric charge? What is electric charge? Causes protons and electrons to attract or repel Causes protons and electrons to attract or repel

8. STATIC ELECTRICITY What is static electricity? What is static electricity? Is the study of the behavior of electric charges, and how charge is transferred Is the study of the behavior of electric charges, and how charge is transferred Ways that charge is transferred: Ways that charge is transferred: Friction Friction Contact Contact Induction Induction

9. STATIC ELECTRICITY Directions: Which of the following shows electricity. A. B. C. D.

10. EXPLORE: STATIC ELECTRICITY CHARGE Directions: A. Draw a sphere with a positive sign in the middle. What is the name of this particle? B. Draw a sphere with a negative sign in the middle. What is the name of this particle?

11. EXPLORE: STATIC ELECTRICITY CHARGE C. Draw two spheres (Sphere 1 and Sphere 2) beside each other touching. Sphere 1: Draw a sphere with 10 positive signs inside of it. Sphere 2: Draw a sphere with 10 negative signs inside of it. What is this called?

12. EXPLORE: STATIC ELECTRICITY CHARGE D. Draw two spheres (Sphere 1 and Sphere 2) beside each other touching. Sphere 1: Draw a sphere with 10 positive signs inside of it. Sphere 2: Draw a sphere with 10 positive signs inside of it. What is this called?

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14. CHARGE BY FRICTION, CONDUCTION, INDUCTION I. Friction Gliding across carpet can build up charge. Rubbing Wool across a glass rod can build up charge. II. Conduction Two objects (one charged another neutral). When they touch the charge from the charged object moves to the neutral object. III. Induction A charged balloon brought near pieces of neutral paper without touching. The paper will jump up to the balloon.

15. TRANSFER OF CHARGE Directions: Copy the following statements. Identify the statement as induction, conduction, or friction. Lightning in the air and then touches the ground. Lightning in the air and then touches the ground. A wool sweater is cling to a silk tie. A wool sweater is cling to a silk tie. If you hold a negatively charges plastic rod up to a ball hanging on a thread and the ball moves away from the rod. If you hold a negatively charges plastic rod up to a ball hanging on a thread and the ball moves away from the rod. When you rub a balloon on your hair, your loses electrons and become positively charged. When you rub a balloon on your hair, your loses electrons and become positively charged.