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The following questions are designed for a "Fact or Bluff" game to address the identified misconceptions. Fact means the statement is scientifically correct, and Bluff means the statement is incorrect (a common misconception).

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Jonnelyn Fernandez

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Froggy Jumps FACT OR BLUFFOnline version The following questions are designed for a "Fact or Bluff" game to address the identified misconceptions. Fact means the statement is scientifically correct, and Bluff means the statement is incorrect (a common misconception). by Jonnelyn Fernandez 1 When water is boiling, the energy being added is used to increase the kinetic energy of the molecules, which is why the temperature remains constant. a FACT b BLUFF c N/A 2 Heat and temperature are two different ways of saying the same thing, which is why we use them interchangeably in science. a FACT b BLUFF c N/A 3 A large bucket of warm water at 30∘C contains more total heat (thermal energy) than a small cup of boiling water at 100 ∘C. a FACT b BLUFF c N/A 4 When an iron bridge heats up on a hot summer day, its structure will slightly increase in length. a FACT b BLUFF c N/A 5 To easily open a tight metal lid on a glass jar, you should pour hot water on the lid to make the metal expand more than the glass. a FACT b BLUFF c N/A 6 When ice melts at 0∘C, the heat energy being added is momentarily lost or paused because it doesn't cause the temperature to rise. a FACT b BLUFF c N/A 7 Evaporation is a cooling process because the water molecules with the highest kinetic energy leave the liquid, taking energy with them. a FACT b BLUFF c N/A 8 Condensation (gas turning to liquid) is a process that requires energy input from the surroundings. a FACT b BLUFF c N/A 9 Thermal energy is the total kinetic energy of all the particles in a substance. a FACT b BLUFF c N/A 10 Since the boiling point of water is 100∘C, a tiny drop of water at 100∘C has the same total heat as a bathtub of water at 100∘C. a FACT b BLUFF c N/A

Froggy Jumps

FACT OR BLUFFOnline version

by Jonnelyn Fernandez

When water is boiling, the energy being added is used to increase the kinetic energy of the molecules, which is why the temperature remains constant.

FACT

BLUFF

N/A

Heat and temperature are two different ways of saying the same thing, which is why we use them interchangeably in science.

FACT

BLUFF

N/A

A large bucket of warm water at 30∘C contains more total heat (thermal energy) than a small cup of boiling water at 100 ∘C.

FACT

BLUFF

N/A

When an iron bridge heats up on a hot summer day, its structure will slightly increase in length.

FACT

BLUFF

N/A

To easily open a tight metal lid on a glass jar, you should pour hot water on the lid to make the metal expand more than the glass.

FACT

BLUFF

N/A

When ice melts at 0∘C, the heat energy being added is momentarily lost or paused because it doesn't cause the temperature to rise.

FACT

BLUFF

N/A

Evaporation is a cooling process because the water molecules with the highest kinetic energy leave the liquid, taking energy with them.

FACT

BLUFF

N/A

Condensation (gas turning to liquid) is a process that requires energy input from the surroundings.

FACT

BLUFF

N/A

Thermal energy is the total kinetic energy of all the particles in a substance.

FACT

BLUFF

N/A

Since the boiling point of water is 100∘C, a tiny drop of water at 100∘C has the same total heat as a bathtub of water at 100∘C.

FACT

BLUFF

N/A

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FACT OR BLUFFOnline version

by Jonnelyn Fernandez

When water is boiling, the energy being added is used to increase the kinetic energy of the molecules, which is why the temperature remains constant.

Heat and temperature are two different ways of saying the same thing, which is why we use them interchangeably in science.

A large bucket of warm water at 30∘C contains more total heat (thermal energy) than a small cup of boiling water at 100 ∘C.

When an iron bridge heats up on a hot summer day, its structure will slightly increase in length.

To easily open a tight metal lid on a glass jar, you should pour hot water on the lid to make the metal expand more than the glass.

When ice melts at 0∘C, the heat energy being added is momentarily lost or paused because it doesn't cause the temperature to rise.

Evaporation is a cooling process because the water molecules with the highest kinetic energy leave the liquid, taking energy with them.

Condensation (gas turning to liquid) is a process that requires energy input from the surroundings.

Thermal energy is the total kinetic energy of all the particles in a substance.

Since the boiling point of water is 100∘C, a tiny drop of water at 100∘C has the same total heat as a bathtub of water at 100∘C.

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