Heat Energy

Read the thermometer and write the temperature in Fahrenheit (°F) as shown in the diagram for question 1.

• 60°F

• 50°F

• 70°F

• 80°F

Read the thermometer and write the temperature in Fahrenheit (°F) as shown in the diagram for question 2.

• 30°C

• 32°F

• 50°F

• 30°F

Read the thermometer and write the temperature in Fahrenheit (°F) as shown in the diagram for question 3.

• 20°F

• 10°F

• 30°F

• 40°F

Read the thermometer and write the temperature in Fahrenheit (°F) as shown in the diagram for question 4.

• 90°F

• 80°F

• 33°F

• 20°F

Read the thermometer and write the temperature in Celsius (°C) as shown in the diagram for question 5.

• -10°C

• 20°C

• -20°C

• 0°C

Read the thermometer and write the temperature in Celsius (°C) as shown in the diagram for question 6.

• 10°C

• 100°C

• 20°C

• 40°C

Read the thermometer and write the temperature in Celsius (°C) as shown in the diagram for question 7.

• -10°C

• 50°C

• 10°C

• -5°C

Read the thermometer and write the temperature in Celsius (°C) as shown in the diagram for question 8.

• -30°C

• 0°C

• -10°C

• -20°C

What is a conductor?

• A conductor is any material that allows heat to flow through it easily.

• A conductor is a device that stores electrical energy.

• A conductor is a material that blocks all forms of energy transfer.

• A conductor is a substance that glows in the dark.

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS3-3

What is an insulator?

• An insulator is a device that increases the flow of electricity.

• An insulator is any material that slows down the flow of heat.

• An insulator is a material that speeds up the flow of heat.

• An insulator is a type of conductor used in circuits.

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS3-3