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5. Scientific Method Forms of Energy Energy Resources 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Types of Energy Metrics

6. m,L, g

7. What are the basic units in metrics? or What are meter, liter and gram

8. .01

9. What is the prefix “centi”

10. This is the number of liters in a milliliter.

11. What is.001L

12. This is the order of the metric prefixes.

13. Kilo, hecto, deka, base, deci, centi, milli

14. This is the number of milligrams in 15 kilograms.

15. 15,000,000mg

16. This is a prediction that can be tested.

17. Hypothesis

18. This is a part of the experiment that is used for comparison.

19. The control.

20. These are the things that stay the same each time the experiment is conducted.

21. The constants.

22. SpongeBob’s feet hurt. He wants to try a new brand of shoes. This would be the independent variable in his experiment.

23. The new shoes.

24. These can be qualitative or quantitative.

25. Observations

26. These are the two main types of energy.

27. Potential and Kinetic

28. This comes from an objects chemical composition or position.

29. Potential Energy

30. This is the energy of motion.

31. Kinetic Energy

32. This is when a down- hill skier have the most potential energy and the most kinetic energy

33. PE= Top of the hill KE= Bottom of the hill

34. This occurs when there is a transfer of energy from one form to another. Touching surfaces are usually involved.

35. Friction

36. This is the energy stored in the nucleus of an atom.

37. Nuclear Energy

38. This is the form of energy due to the random motion of particles.

39. Thermal Energy

40. A hydroelectric dam converts this type of energy from the moving water into electrical energy.

41. Mechanical Energy

42. This is the law of conservation of energy.

43. Energy cannot be created or destroyed but can be transformed into other forms.

44. Thermal energy is produced when a firefighter slides down a pole. It come from here.

45. Some of the potential energy is transferred to thermal energy through friction.

46. These are the 3 types of fossil fuels.

47. Oil, natural gas and coal

48. This non-renewable resource comes from the splitting of an atom’s nucleus.

49. Nuclear Energy

50. This renewable resource harnesses electromagnetic waves to produce energy

51. Solar Energy

52. A lot of Boise is powered by this renewable energy resource.

53. Geothermal Energy

54. Fossil fuels store energy from the Sun in this form.

55. Chemical Energy

56. Make your wager

57. EnergyExists asFill-in Measured in Fill-in

58. Potential Kinetic Joules