R e n e w a b l e E n e r g y E d u c a t i o n

1. Unit 4: Energy Conservation: Here, There, Everywhere R e n e w a b l e E n e r g y E d u c a t i o n L e s s o n 4 ENERGY CONSERVATION J E O P A R D Y

2. How to Use this Program • This game of Jeopardy is designed to be used only within the context of the Powering Our FutureModule for Grades 6 to 8, Unit 4 Lesson 4, Energy Conservation Jeopardy. • Copy or save this PowerPoint document onto your hard drive (rather than running it from a CD-ROM). • Important: The links that allow you to jump between the game board and questions and answers function only in “VIEW SHOW” mode. • To play Jeopardy, use the Slide Show menu to select VIEW SHOW (if you have not already done so). • Click anywhere to move forward to the game board slide. • On the game board slide, click on the box for any Category and dollar amount to automatically display the associated answer slide. • On any answer slide, click on the “Q” box in the lower right corner to automatically display the associated question slide. • On any question slide, click on the “Return to Game Board” box to return to the game board slide and proceed with another category or dollar amount. • Be sure to click within these special boxes, as clicking elsewhere on any slide will move you forward in the numeric slide sequence (rather than to the desired question or answer).

3. The Big Picture Heat Transfer Keeping Comfortable Appliances Everywhere Household Habits Light It Up $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 FINAL JEOPARDY

4. The Big Picture $100 natural resources Q

5. The Big Picture $100 From what do we obtain the energy we use? Return to Game Board

6. The Big Picture $200 conservation Q

7. The Big Picture $200 What is wise use and protection from waste? Return to Game Board

8. The Big Picture $400 physical measures and behavioral choices Q

9. The Big Picture $400 What are the two general ways we can conserve energy? Return to Game Board

10. The Big Picture $600 energy audit Q

11. The Big Picture $600 What is analyzing energy use around a home, school, or other building? Return to Game Board

12. The Big Picture $800 heating and cooling Q

13. The Big Picture $800 What is the biggest energy user in our homes and schools? Return to Game Board

14. The Big Picture $1000 10 to 50% cost savings Q

15. The Big Picture $1000 How much can simple, inexpensive measures reduce your energy bills? Return to Game Board

16. Heat Transfer $100 conduction Q

17. Heat Transfer $100 What is heat transfer that takes place through solid materials (or between two objects that are touching)? Return to Game Board

18. Heat Transfer $200 insulation Q

19. Heat Transfer $200 What slows or stops heat transfer from conduction? Return to Game Board

20. Heat Transfer $400 convection Q

21. Heat Transfer $400 What is heat transfer that takes place by the movement of a liquid or gas? Return to Game Board

22. Heat Transfer $600 caulking and weatherstripping Q

23. Heat Transfer $600 What slows or stops heat transfer from convection? Return to Game Board

24. Heat Transfer $800 radiation Q

25. Heat Transfer $800 What is heat transfer through space (from one surface to another)without conduction material between? Return to Game Board

26. Heat Transfer $1000 reflective or solid barriers Q

27. Heat Transfer $1000 What slows or stops heat transfer from radiation? Return to Game Board

28. Keeping Comfortable $100 set the heat at a lower temperature Q

29. Keeping Comfortable $100 What saves energy during winter? Return to Game Board

30. Keeping Comfortable The Big Picture $200 10 F Q

31. Keeping Comfortable The Big Picture $200 How much should you lower the heat at night or when no one is home? Return to Game Board

32. Keeping Comfortable The Big Picture $400 ceiling fans or other fans Q

33. Keeping Comfortable The Big Picture $400 What helps you keep cool with the least energy use? Return to Game Board

34. Keeping Comfortable The Big Picture $600 evaporative cooler Q

35. Keeping Comfortable The Big Picture $600 What uses less energy than an air conditioner? Return to Game Board

36. Keeping Comfortable The Big Picture $800 set the air conditioner at a higher temperature Q

37. Keeping Comfortable The Big Picture $800 What saves energy during summer? Return to Game Board

38. Keeping Comfortable The Big Picture $1000 air filter Q

39. Keeping Comfortable The Big Picture $1000 What increases heating and cooling costs if it’s dirty? Return to Game Board

40. Appliances Everywhere $100 water heating Q

41. Appliances Everywhere The Big Picture $100 After heating and cooling, what is the biggest energy use in our homes? Return to Game Board

42. Appliances Everywhere The Big Picture $200 take shorter showers Q

43. Appliances Everywhere The Big Picture $200 What is the easiest way to reduce hot water use? Return to Game Board

44. Appliances Everywhere The Big Picture $400 phantom loads Q

45. Appliances Everywhere The Big Picture $400 What is the energy used by appliances that are “off”? Return to Game Board

46. Appliances Everywhere The Big Picture $600 pay for themselves over time Q

47. Appliances Everywhere The Big Picture $600 What do energy-efficient appliances do? Return to Game Board

48. Appliances Everywhere The Big Picture $800 “Energy Guide” Q

49. Appliances Everywhere The Big Picture $800 What U.S. government (yellow and black) label compares the energy used by similar products? Return to Game Board

50. Appliances Everywhere The Big Picture $1000 “Energy Star” Q