BBSI

Baptist Bible Seminary and Institute, Inc. 3rd Quarter – Lesson 1

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SCIENCE 2

Name: Worksheet:1
Subject Matter: Can We Live Without Energy?
Concepts to be Learned:

What is Energy?
Energy is the ability to do work. What work can you do?

Lifting your bag is one. When you walk, run and play you are
also working. In doing these things, you need Muscular Energy.
It is the energy of your muscles.

Muscular Energy is one of the different kinds of energy.

Other Sources of Energy

1. Solar Energy

Energy coming from the sun. Solar Energy is

also a source of electricity in some places.

2. Heat

Fire and sun are sources of heat.

Electricity can be a source too.

Heat is used to cook our food and iron our clothes.

3. Light

Aside from giving heat, the sun is also the number one source of light. Light
helps us moon and torch, see everything=ng around us.

The sources of light maybe natural or artificial(man-made).

Some objects absorb light and give off light. They are also called Luminous

materials.

Those that do not absorb and give off light are called non-luminous
materials.
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Reference: Real-Life Science 2, ABIVA, Heidi Grace L. Borabo, Irma C. de Ocampo, Rosalinda M. Cupcupin; Google (pictures)
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4. Electrical Energy

Your television, computer, game console, flat iron, stove, toaster, oven work
with the help of electrical energy. This energy comes from electrical energy.

5. Sound Energy

When an object moves, sound is produced. Try strumming the strings of a

guitar. Beat the drum with a stick. Hit the spoon with your fork. All these can
make sounds. Sounds comes from vibrating objects.

Activity:

A. Complete the puzzle.

Across Down

1. needed to cook food 4. is needed to do work

2. makes the appliances work 5. found in a guitar.

3. helps us see the things around

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Reference: Real-Life Science 2, ABIVA, Heidi Grace L. Borabo, Irma C. de Ocampo, Rosalinda M. Cupcupin; Google (pictures)
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B. What is needed to do the following? Write LE for light energy, HE for
heat energy, SE for sound energy, ME for muscular energy, and EE for
electrical energy.

____________1. See the beauty of mother’s garden.

____________2. Hear music from the guitar.

____________3. Bake a cake.

____________4. Make the rice cooker work.

____________5. Carry a pile of books.

____________6. Find things in a dark room.

____________7. Fry fish

____________8. Press the clothes.

____________9. Make the washing machine work.

____________10. Push a table from one place to another.

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Reference: Real-Life Science 2, ABIVA, Heidi Grace L. Borabo, Irma C. de Ocampo, Rosalinda M. Cupcupin; Google (pictures)