SolarPowerA form of energywith convertsradiant or thermalenergy from thesun into usableformsThermalEnergyheatFossilFuelsResourcemade fromorganic matterthat was oncealiveRadiantEnergyEnergy that isgiven off aselectromagneticwaves likeinfrared, visiblelight, or gammaraysLaw ofconservationof energyEnergy canneither becreated nordestroyedSolarPanelA panel designedto absorb the sun'srays as a sourceof energy forgeneratingelectricityLEDLightbulbType of lightbulbconsideredenergyefficientHydropowerTurning the powerof moving waterinto electricityusing large fanlikemachines calledturbinesRenewableResourceTheresource canbe replacedafter it isusedWindPowerInvolvesconverting windenergy intoelectricity byusing windturbinesTurbinedevice thatharnesses thekinetic energyof a fluid tocreateelectricityElectricityA form ofenergyresulting fromthe existence ofchargedparticlesKineticEnergyEnergyofmotionHeat,pressure,& millionsof years3 thingsneeded tocreatefossil fuelsEnergyThecapacityfor doingworkCostOne factorlimiting peoplefrom switchingto alternativeenergyACGeneratorA machine thatconvertsmechanicalenergy intoelectricalenergyIncandescentLight BulbType of lightbulb thatloosesenergy toheatAlternativeenergyEnergy generated inways that do notdeplete naturalresources, especiallyby avoiding the useof fossil fuels andnuclear powerElectromagneticInductionthe creation of anelectro-motive forcefrom moving amagnetic fieldaround an electricconductorNonrenewableresourcesThere are only somuch of theresource availableand when it isused up it is goneforeverPotentialenergyStored energy thatis not currentlybeing used forwork but can bereleased toperform workCoalThe mainsource of allelectricitygenerated inthe world.HeliostatMovable mirrors usedto reflect light that arepositioned so theyreflect andconcentrate sunlighttoward a receiverHooverDamDam in Nevada thatgenerates enoughhydroelectric powerto serve 1.3 millionpeople each yearNaturalResourceTerm thatdescribescoal, water,and woodGreenhousegassesGas that absorbsand emits radiantenergy within thethermal infraredrange, causing thegreenhouse effect.SolarPowerA form of energywith convertsradiant or thermalenergy from thesun into usableformsThermalEnergyheatFossilFuelsResourcemade fromorganic matterthat was oncealiveRadiantEnergyEnergy that isgiven off aselectromagneticwaves likeinfrared, visiblelight, or gammaraysLaw ofconservationof energyEnergy canneither becreated nordestroyedSolarPanelA panel designedto absorb the sun'srays as a sourceof energy forgeneratingelectricityLEDLightbulbType of lightbulbconsideredenergyefficientHydropowerTurning the powerof moving waterinto electricityusing large fanlikemachines calledturbinesRenewableResourceTheresource canbe replacedafter it isusedWindPowerInvolvesconverting windenergy intoelectricity byusing windturbinesTurbinedevice thatharnesses thekinetic energyof a fluid tocreateelectricityElectricityA form ofenergyresulting fromthe existence ofchargedparticlesKineticEnergyEnergyofmotionHeat,pressure,& millionsof years3 thingsneeded tocreatefossil fuelsEnergyThecapacityfor doingworkCostOne factorlimiting peoplefrom switchingto alternativeenergyACGeneratorA machine thatconvertsmechanicalenergy intoelectricalenergyIncandescentLight BulbType of lightbulb thatloosesenergy toheatAlternativeenergyEnergy generated inways that do notdeplete naturalresources, especiallyby avoiding the useof fossil fuels andnuclear powerElectromagneticInductionthe creation of anelectro-motive forcefrom moving amagnetic fieldaround an electricconductorNonrenewableresourcesThere are only somuch of theresource availableand when it isused up it is goneforeverPotentialenergyStored energy thatis not currentlybeing used forwork but can bereleased toperform workCoalThe mainsource of allelectricitygenerated inthe world.HeliostatMovable mirrors usedto reflect light that arepositioned so theyreflect andconcentrate sunlighttoward a receiverHooverDamDam in Nevada thatgenerates enoughhydroelectric powerto serve 1.3 millionpeople each yearNaturalResourceTerm thatdescribescoal, water,and woodGreenhousegassesGas that absorbsand emits radiantenergy within thethermal infraredrange, causing thegreenhouse effect.

Natural Resources and Energy Bingo - Call List

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  1. A form of energy with converts radiant or thermal energy from the sun into usable forms
    Solar Power
  2. heat
    Thermal Energy
  3. Resource made from organic matter that was once alive
    Fossil Fuels
  4. Energy that is given off as electromagnetic waves like infrared, visible light, or gamma rays
    Radiant Energy
  5. Energy can neither be created nor destroyed
    Law of conservation of energy
  6. A panel designed to absorb the sun's rays as a source of energy for generating electricity
    Solar Panel
  7. Type of light bulb considered energy efficient
    LED Light bulb
  8. Turning the power of moving water into electricity using large fanlike machines called turbines
    Hydropower
  9. The resource can be replaced after it is used
    Renewable Resource
  10. Involves converting wind energy into electricity by using wind turbines
    Wind Power
  11. device that harnesses the kinetic energy of a fluid to create electricity
    Turbine
  12. A form of energy resulting from the existence of charged particles
    Electricity
  13. Energy of motion
    Kinetic Energy
  14. 3 things needed to create fossil fuels
    Heat, pressure, & millions of years
  15. The capacity for doing work
    Energy
  16. One factor limiting people from switching to alternative energy
    Cost
  17. A machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy
    AC Generator
  18. Type of light bulb that looses energy to heat
    Incandescent Light Bulb
  19. Energy generated in ways that do not deplete natural resources, especially by avoiding the use of fossil fuels and nuclear power
    Alternative energy
  20. the creation of an electro-motive force from moving a magnetic field around an electric conductor
    Electromagnetic Induction
  21. There are only so much of the resource available and when it is used up it is gone forever
    Nonrenewable resources
  22. Stored energy that is not currently being used for work but can be released to perform work
    Potential energy
  23. The main source of all electricity generated in the world.
    Coal
  24. Movable mirrors used to reflect light that are positioned so they reflect and concentrate sunlight toward a receiver
    Heliostat
  25. Dam in Nevada that generates enough hydroelectric power to serve 1.3 million people each year
    Hoover Dam
  26. Term that describes coal, water, and wood
    Natural Resource
  27. Gas that absorbs and emits radiant energy within the thermal infrared range, causing the greenhouse effect.
    Greenhouse gasses