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  • Near the ceiling of a room the air is warmer. The warm air rises because of
    Convection
    Conduction
    Radiation
  • What is the temperature?
    52°C
    15°C
    13°C
    10°C
  • Warm air is ____ dense than cold air and rises creating convection currents
    more
    less
  • What is the temperature in Fahrenheit?
    30<sup>0</sup>
    0<sup>0</sup>
    20<sup>0</sup>
    -4<sup>0</sup>
  • An example of a good conductor is
    plastic
    glass
    wood
    copper
  • Which is the best example of heat transfer by convection?
    burning your finger on the stove
    melting ice in your hand
    seabreeze at the beach
    frying bacon in a pan
  • What is the temperature?
    20°C
    30°C
    0°C
    10°C
  • You decide to fry up a steak. It gets cooked through
    Convection
    Radiation
    Conduction
  • Tasha drops a metal cube into a beaker of water. After heat transfers what is the final temperature of the water?
    The final temp. is 25 °C because there is more water than metal
    final temp. is 50 °C bc the metal warms the water to the temp of the metal.
    final temp. is btwn 25°C and 50°C bc energy transfers: from metal to water
  • What is the temperature?
    4°C
    0°C
    40°C
    10°C
  • What is an example of heat being transferred by conduction?
    a pot of water on a stove boiling
    A furnace heating the air in school
    the sun heating water in a swimming pool
    an ice cube melting in a person's hand
  • Wood and plastic are used as pot handles because they are
    convectors
    noncombustible
    conductors
    insulators
  • Which thermometer matches the picture?
    A
    B
  • what is the definition of CONVECTION
    Heat traveling from the sun
    When heat transfers through waves
    Warm fluid rises; cool fluid sinks
    When heat transfers from objects that are touching
  • What is the temperature in Fahrenheit?
    28<sup>0</sup>
    80<sup>0</sup>
    20<sup>0</sup>
    60<sup>0</sup>
  • Where do we typically see these kinds of thermometers?
    in a chef's kitchen
    inside the house
    outside the house
    doctor's office
  • Is the temperature closer to 600 or 800?
    80<sup>0</sup>
    60<sup>0</sup>
  • What is the measurement of average kinetic energy of a substnce?
    potential energy
    temperature
    kinetic energy
    thermal energy
  • What is the temperature in Celsius?
    30<sup>0</sup>
    -5<sup>0</sup>
    0<sup>0</sup>
    25<sup>0</sup>
  • Which container has more heat energy?
    Gontainer H
    container G
  • Thermal energy moves in a predictable pattern from
    warmer to cooler
    cooler to warmer
    cold to hot
    from top to bottom
  • What is the temperature in Celsius?
    20<sup>0</sup>
    -10<sup>0</sup>
    -20<sup>0</sup>
    0<sup>0</sup>
  • What causes the wax to melt along the rod?
    Convection
    Conduction
    Radiation
  • What is the temperature?
    18°C
    20°C
    10°C
    60°C
  • A house burns down. A house across the street vinyl siding is twisted and warped by the heat. The vinyl warped bc of
    Convection
    Conduction
    Radiation
  • Which thermometer has the highest temperature in Fahrenheit?
    blue
    green
    red
  • Which is an example of radiated heat for cooking?
    grilling hot dogs over a campfire
    scrambling eggs on the stove
    frying hamburgers in a frying pan
    cooking a pot of soup
  • What is the temperature?
    90°C
    32°C
    36°C
    30°C
  • Which thermometer matches the picture?
    B
    A
  • Which of the following are at thermal equilibrium?
    B
    A
    C
    D
  • Lava lamps are an example of
    Conduction
    Radiation
    Convection
  • John has a fever. His mother puts a cold towel on his forehead. Which of the following is correct?
    temperature flows from the towel to John's forehead.
    temperature flows from John's forehead to the towel
    Heat flows from the towel to John's forehead
    Heat flows from John's forehead to the towel.
  • The reason the sand gets hot during the day.
    Convection
    Radiation
    Conduction
  • A college student holds the back of his hand near an iron to see if it is hot. Heat is transferred to his hand by
    Conduction
    Convection
    Radiation
  • Hot coffee is stirred with a spoon, the spoon gets hot due to
    Convection
    Conduction
    Radiation
  • What is the temperature?
    20°C
    70°C
    34°C
    30°C
  • What is the temperature in Fahrenheit?
    30<sup>0</sup>
    40<sup>0</sup>
    100<sup>0</sup>
    90<sup>0</sup>
  • The primary way liquids and gases transmit heat is by the process of —
    Radiation
    Convection
    Conduction
  • What is the temperature?
    16°C
    12°C
    10°C
    54°C
  • Warm air over the beach rises while cooler dense air from the ocean rushes in due to
    Radiation
    Convection
    Conduction
  • Why does this thermometer have blue starting at 320 and 00?
    blue is a pretty color
    because 32<sup>0</sup> is hot and everything below it is hot too
    because 32<sup>0</sup> is freezing and everything below it is freezing
  • What is the temperature?
    70°C
    24°C
    20°C
    28°C