Heating, Cooling & Changing Properties Study Guide

Heating and cooling affect some materials through _________?

• transfer of energy

• change of color

• loss of mass

• increase in size

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Heat is a form of energy that can be _________

• transferred

• created from nothing

• destroyed completely

• frozen

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Heat energy is a property of many substances and many processes give off _________

• heat energy

• light energy

• sound energy

• magnetic energy

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Heat transfer occurs when two objects or systems are at _________ temperatures.

• different

• same

• equal

• identical

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Heating (receiving heat energy) and cooling (losing heat energy) can cause changes in the properties of materials (matter), such as water turning into ice by _________

• freezing

• melting

• evaporation

• condensation

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Many kinds of changes in properties of matter occur faster when temperatures are higher, such as water turning into steam by _________.

• boiling

• freezing

• condensation

• melting

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True or False: All materials (matter) respond the same way to heating or cooling.

• True

• False

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Heat energy moves out of higher temperature objects or systems and into _________ temperature ones.

• lower

• higher

• equal

• same

When warmer objects are near cooler ones, the warmer objects get _________ (lose heat energy), and the cooler objects get _________ (receive heat energy) until they are the same temperature.

• cooler, warmer

• warmer, cooler

• hotter, colder

• colder, hotter

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A warmer object can warm a cooler one by contact or at a _________

• distance

• surface

• speed

• angle

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