Light is made up of waves of electromagnetic energy.

Light is the flow of electrons – tiny, negatively charged particles in atoms.

Light is the movement of energy by vibrations through substances in the form of waves.

Light is the transfer of thermal energy.

Conductors tell electrons what to do so they can create electricity

Conductors transmit energy so electrons can flow easily

Conductors block the electrons from traveling so the electricity can build-up

Conductors are not necessary when trying to transfer energy through electrical currents

Metal

Plastic

Fabric

Clay

Conduction, radiation, and convection

Conduction, radiation, and temperature

Kelvin, radiation, and convection

Heat cannot be transferred or move in three ways.

A toaster

A freezer

The Sun

A candle

Refraction

Reflection

Reversal

Infrared

A balloon popping

Clog dancing

Meat sizzling on the grill

All of these are examples of energy being transferred by sound.

Solid

Liquid

Gas

All answer choices are mediums.

Refraction

Reflection

Reversal

Infrared

Conduction, radiation, and convection

Conduction, radiation, and temperature

Kelvin, radiation, and convection

Heat cannot be transferred or move in three ways.