Science Quiz - Heat

Which would have the highest temperature?

• a burning candle

• the wheels of a moving skateboard

• rubbing your hands together

Which device could we use to measure the temperature of something?

• scales

• thermometer

• ruler

• tape measure

In Australia, heat is measured in........

• degrees fahrenheit

• litres

• centimetres

• degrees celsius

Which of these is not a heat source?

• Kinetic Energy

• Electrical Energy

• Auditory Energy

• Chemical Energy

Kinetic energy is..........

• the friction created when two objects rub together

• heat energy produced as a result of a chemical reaction

• heat energy produced by appliances which are plugged into a power source

Electrical energy is..........

• the friction created when two objects rub together

• heat energy produced as a result of a chemical reaction

• heat energy produced by appliances which are plugged into a power source

Chemical energy is..........

• the friction created when two objects rub together

• heat energy produced as a result of a chemical reaction

• heat energy produced by appliances which are plugged into a power source

Which is an example of kinetic energy?

• standing in front of a heater

• going down a slide

• mixing chemicals together

What is an example of chemical energy?

• wood burning

• a hair dryer

• jumping on the spot

What is an example of electrical energy?

• rubbing your hands together

• a hot air balloon

• cooking toast in a toaster