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  • What state of matter does convention take place in?
    Liquids & Gas
    Only gas
    Only liquids
    Solids
  • What is a heat conductors?
    something that blocks energy from flowing through.
    a material that allows energy in the form of heat to be transferred.
    something that creates thermal energy.
  • A thermometer works because the liquid in it contracts when heated this is an example of
    Radiation
    Convection
    Conduction
  • What does convention do?
    None
    When the air moves cirrculary
    When you touch something
    It's come's from the sun
  • When there is a pancake on a grill what transfer of heat is it?
    Convention
    Radiation
    Conduction
  • The diagram shows an example of:
    Radiation
    Convection
    Conduction
  • What is conduction?
    Conduction is when you touch
    Conduction is when you absorb waves
    It when the air circulates
  • In which of the following can convection currents be set up?
    plastic
    a vacuum
    aluminum
    air
  • When a fan spins, what heat transfer is it?
    Conduction
    Radiation
    Convection
    Have no idea
  • Heat transfer by radiation
    does not occur from light bulbs ( they are too bright.
    is not possible from human beings to their environment.
    none of the above.
    does not require any material between the radiator.
  • When heat goes to the top and cold goes to the bottom is this convection.? True or false.
    False
    True
  • Which of the following is the best conductor of heat?
    plastic
    air
    aluminum
    water
  • True or False higher temperature means faster moving molecules
    False
    True
  • What is convection?
    Heat transfer through direct contact
    Heat transfer through liquids or gasses. Heat rises, cool air falls.
    Prevents heat transfer
    Energy that comes from a source
  • What is conduction?
    Prevents heat transfer
    Heat transfer through liquids or gasses
    Heat transfer through direct contact.
    Energy that comes from a source
  • What is an example radiation?
    Touching the hot stove
    Feeling heat from the sun
    Radiation is not a heat transfer
  • What are examples of radiation? (pick 2)
    The pan heating up on the stove
    When you put your hands over a fire to warm them
    A metal spoon heating up as you stir hot soup
    Feeling the sunlight on your face
  • The diagram shows an example of:
    Convection
    Radiation
    Conduction
  • The diagram shows an example of:
    Radiation
    Convection
    Conduction
  • Which heat transfer has electromagnetic waves?
    Convection
    Radiation and Conduction
    Conduction
    Radiation
  • The reason why water boils causing the circular motion is due to
    Conduction
    Convection
    Radiation
  • The method through which the entire pot of water boils on that hot stove is
    evaporation.
    conduction.
    convection.
    radiation.
  • What is an example of convection?
    Feeling the sunlight on your face
    When you put your hands over a fire to warm them
    When the water in the pot circles hot water to the top and cold water falls
    A metal spoon heating up as you stir hot soup
  • Does radiation come from cell phones?
    Yes
    No
  • What are examples of conduction? (Pick 2)
    When you put your hands over a fire to warm them
    Feeling the sunlight on your face
    A metal spoon heating up as you stir hot soup
    The pancakes cooking in the pan
  • What are the best conductors? (pick 3)
    Water
    metal
    Copper
    Glass
  • Which heat transfer has electromagnetic waves?
    Convection
    Convection & Conduction
    Conduction
    Radiation
  • Is a heating pad on your arm an example of conduction?
    No it's radiation
    Yes
    No it's convection
  • What is radiation?
    Touching stuff
    Swirly air
    electromagnetic waves
  • Through what can radiation be transferred?
    Solid
    Liquid
    None
    Gas
  • The thermos bottle acts as a good thermal insulator because it can defeat
    convection.
    all of these.
    condensation
    evaporation.
  • Does convection involve touching, moving air, or absorbing waves?
    Touching
    None of the above
    Absorbing Waves
    Moving air
  • What is radiation?
    Prevents heat transfer
    Energy that comes from a source and travels through space. (no contact)
    Heat transfer through direct contact
    Heat transfer through liquids or gasses
  • Which color of visible light has the shortest wavelength?
    Yellow
    Violet
    Red
    Blue
  • When the thermal transfer is conduction how close together are the atoms?
    Somewhat close together
    Realy spread out
    Spread out
    Touching
  • Which color of visible light has the longest wavelength?
    Red
    Blue
    Violet
    Yellow
  • What are the best insulators? (pick 3)
    Rubber
    Wood
    Copper
    Glass
  • What is an insulator?
    a material that prevents heat from being transferred.
    something that creates thermal energy.
    a material that allows energy in the form of heat to be transferred.
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