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Energy Jeopardy!
Forms of
Energy
Renewable Energy
Resources
Potential or Kinetic
Energy &
Society
Non-renewable Resources
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Moving objects – like a car
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What is mechanical energy?
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This process uses sunlight to produce sugars and release oxygen
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What is photosynthesis?
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What is potential energy?
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The greatest source of energy for the earth
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Most of the energy sources we use today
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What are oil, natural gas, and coal?
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This form of energy is stored in wood, fossil fuels, and food
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What is chemical energy?
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This is widely used today for cooking and heating – especially in
developing countries
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Everything that is moving
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What is kinetic energy?
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Wind, water, solar, and biomass are examples of this type of
energy
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What is renewable energy?
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A fossil fuel that is found deep below the earth’s surface and is
pumped out.
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What is petroleum or oil?
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The splitting is called fission, the coming together of atoms is
called fusion
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What is nuclear energy?
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This object uses nuclear fusion to reach temperatures of 15 million
degrees centigrade
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Snow on top of a mountain
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What is potential energy?
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One can refine 20 gallons of gasoline from one barrel of this.
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What is petroleum?
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A fossil fuel that is lighter than air, burns easily, and has no odor.
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What is natural gas?
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Visible wavelengths and invisible wavelengths like x-rays.
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What is radiant, or light, energy?
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Uneven heating of the earth provides this source of energy
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What is wind energy?
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Legs pumping the pedals of a bike.
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What is kinetic energy?
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This kind of car has two engines – one is an efficient internal
combustion engine, the other is an electric engine.
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What is a hybrid?
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A black, rock-like mineral.