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    Name: __________________________________ (

    Date: ______________

    Fundamental Science (1)

    2015 week 4

    Topic: Energy Forms and Conversion


    1. Definition of Energy
    i.

    It is the ability to do work.

    2. Principle of Conversation of Energy


    i.

    It can neither be created nor destroyed.

    ii.

    It can only be transferred from one part of the body to another part
    or it can be converted from one form to another.

    iii.

    The total amount of energy remains constant.

    3. Sources of Energy
    i.

    Solar energy

    v.

    Tidal energy/Wave energy

    ii.

    Fossil Fuels

    vi.

    Biomass energy

    iii.

    Hydroelectric power

    vii.

    Geothermal energy

    iv.

    Wind energy

    viii.

    Radioactive substances

    4. Forms of Energy

    i.

    Chemical energy

    v.

    Electrical energy

    ii.

    Sound energy

    vi.

    Kinetic energy

    iii.

    Heat energy

    vii.

    Potential energy

    iv.

    Light energy

    viii.

    Nuclear energy

    Matahari School Science for Lower Secondary Level (SCC-LSC)

    Enrichment Exercise (Self-assessment)


    1. Definition of Energy
    i.

    It is the ____________ to do work.

    2. Principle of Conversation of Energy


    i.

    It can neither be ____________ nor ____________.

    ii.

    It can only be ________________ from one part of the body to another


    part or it can be ______________ from one form to another.

    iii.

    The total amount of energy ____________________.

    3. Sources of Energy
    i.

    ___________________

    v.

    ___________________

    ii.

    ___________________

    vi.

    ___________________

    iii.

    ___________________

    vii.

    ___________________

    iv.

    ___________________

    viii.

    ___________________

    4. Forms of Energy
    i.

    ___________________

    v.

    ___________________

    ii.

    ___________________

    vi.

    ___________________

    iii.

    ___________________

    vii.

    ___________________

    iv.

    ___________________

    viii.

    ___________________

    Wave/Tidal energy

    ability

    Hydroelectric
    energy

    Electrical energy

    Geothermal energy

    potential energy

    Chemical energy

    destroyed

    created

    Fossil fuels

    transferred

    Biomass energy

    Heat energy

    Wind energy

    Solar energy

    Light energy

    Kinetic energy

    converted

    remains constant

    Radioactive
    substances

    Nuclear energy

    Sound energy

    Matahari School Science for Lower Secondary Level (SCC-LSC)

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