Heat and Temperature Quiz

How is heat energy being transferred in the picture?

• conduction

• convection

• radiation

• specific heat

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Assuming the following objects are made of the same material and are the exact same size, which substance most likely has the greatest kinetic energy?

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Which of the following is a correct statement about heat energy as it travels between two objects of differing temperatures?

• Heat energy always travels from the higher temperature object to the lower temperature object.

• Heat energy always travels from the lower temperature object to the higher temperature object.

• Heat energy usually travels from the higher temperature object to the lower temperature object, except in certain cases.

• Heat energy does not travel between objects of differing temperatures.

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Which of the following objects is the best conductor of electricity?

• wood

• air

• plastic

• copper

A 100 g sample of substance X absorbs 630 J of heat to raise its temperature from 25° C to 75° C. Substance X is most likely _____.

• aluminum

• gold

• water

• copper

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You sit on a cold metal bench and notice that the bench feels cool. Which of the following statements best describes what is taking place?

• The heat energy is moving from the bench to your body.

• The heat energy is leaving your body and moving to the bench.

• The cold energy from the bench is moving to your body.

• The cold energy from your body is moving to the bench.

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Thelma is preparing a large metal pot of vegetable soup for supper. The pot has two metal handles. Thelma is about to lift the pot with both of her hands when she remembers to use pot holders to protect her hands. What is she protecting herself from?

• heat transfer by radiation

• heat transfer by convection

• heat transfer by conduction

• heat transfer by evaporation

Match the following scenarios with the type of heat transfer they represent.

• Sunlight warming your skin

• Conduction

• Heat transfer through a metal rod

• Convection

• Warm air rising to the top bunk

• Radiation

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Temperature is a measure of the average ____________ energy of an object’s particles.

• mechanical

• kinetic

• potential

• light

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What instrument do we use to measure temperature?

• Fahrenheit Gauge

• Celsiometer

• Kelvin Sensor

• Thermometer