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Identify forms and behaviors of various types of energy.
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differentiate among the various forms of energy: heat, light, sound, and electricity.
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understand and use common terms such as friction and conduction in relation to forms of energy.
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identify the effects that various forms of energy have on matter, such as producing light, motion, sound, warmth, and change of state.
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recognize the factors affecting the behavior of electricity and its path of flow through a circuit.
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indicate that the path of light is always in a straight line, but can be reflected, refracted, or absorbed.
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Describe examples of energy transfer.
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predict which way heat will transfer (flow) when presented with a diagram of objects at different temperatures.
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predict which materials will conduct heat more efficiently and which materials can be used to prevent heat loss or heat gain.
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understand that heat is produced in many ways, such as from light, burning, electricity, friction, and as a by-product of mechanical and electrical machines.
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identify examples of energy transfer in students’ own lives and environment.
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trace the energy derived from fossil fuels back to the light and heat energy from the sun.
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