If the particles of an object increase speed what will happen to the temperature of the object?

The temperature will stay the same

If the particles of an object decrease speed what will happen to the temperature of the object?

The temperature will stay the same

Which molecules are moving faster?

Both are moving at the same speed

You and your brother are making hot dogs. You put yours in a pot of boiling water. Your brother does not. What is the difference between the molecules in the two hot dogs?

Your hot dog will have faster moving molecules.

The molecules in both hot dogs will move at the same speed.

Your hot dog will have slower moving molecules.

Your brother's hot dog will have faster moving molecules.

Particles completely stop moving

Look at the picture. Which key concept does it best represent?

Things are made of molecules (or other types of atom groups).

Temperature is a measure of the average speed of the molecules of a thing.

When a thing gets hotter, it's molecules are moving faster. When a thing gets colder, its molecules are moving slower.

Look at the picture. Which key concept does it best represent?

When a thing gets hotter, it's molecules are moving faster. When a thing gets colder, its molecules are moving slower.

All living things are made of cells.

Things are made of molecules (or other types of atom groups).

Look at the picture. Which key concept does it best represent?

Temperature is a measure of the average speed of the molecules of a thing.

When a thing gets hotter, it's molecules are moving faster. When a thing gets colder, its molecules are moving slower.

Things are made of molecules (or other types of atom groups).

In our SIM, molecules change to a yellow color when they are moving faster and gray when they are moving slower. What is true about this SIM picture?

It is showing molecules moving faster at warmer temperatures.

It is showing molecules moving faster at cooler temperatures.

It is showing that themal energy and temperature are the same number.

The molecules in the jar are moving around at different speeds. How would you calculate the average speed of the molecules if the individual speeds are: 1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 7, 8

1 + 2 + 3 + 3 + 4 + 4 + 7+ 8= 32 32/ 8 = 4 The average speed is 4

1 x 2 x 3 x 3 x 4 x 4 x 7x 8= 16, 128 16,128/ 8= 2016 The average speed is 2016

1 + 2 + 3 + 3 + 4 + 4 + 7+ 8= 32 The average speed is 32

Amplify Ch. 1 Thermal Energy Study Guide (HMS)

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Temperature is the measurement of...

The total amount of energy in something.

How many molecules are in something

The average speed of the molecules in something.

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Which statement is TRUE? If something gets hotter what will happen to its molecules?

When something gets hotter the molecules move faster and when something gets colder the molecules move slower.

When something gets hotter the molecules move slower and when something gets colder the molecules move faster.

When something gets hotter or colder the molecules continue to move at the same speed.

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Everything is made out of molecules (or atoms).

True

False

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The molecules in a bottle are moving around. How would you find the average speed of the particles?

Add the particle speeds together and divide by 100

Add the particle speeds together and then divide by the number of particles

Add the particle speeds together and then multiply by the number of particles

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Which sample has slower-moving particles?

Sample A

Sample B

Both samples have particles moving slow.

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If the temperature of an object increases, what also happens to its particles?

The particles don't change speed

The particles speed up

The particles slow down

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If the temperature of an object decreases, what also happens to its particles?

The particles speed up

The particles slow down

The particles don't change speed

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Amplify Ch. 1 Thermal Energy Study Guide (HMS)

Temperature is the measurement of...

Which statement is TRUE? If something gets hotter what will happen to its molecules?

Everything is made out of molecules (or atoms).

The molecules in a bottle are moving around. How would you find the average speed of the particles?

Which sample has slower-moving particles?

If the temperature of an object increases, what also happens to its particles?

If the temperature of an object decreases, what also happens to its particles?

If the particles of an object increase speed what will happen to the temperature of the object?

If the particles of an object decrease speed what will happen to the temperature of the object?

A beaker contains molecules with the speed 10, 7, 3, 6, 4. What is the average speed of the particles?

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