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Froggy Jumps Heat and Temperature QuizOnline version Basic heat concepts by Thiago Moreira 1 What is heat? Give an example. a Heat is a type of matter. b Heat is the speed of light in air. c Heat is energy that makes things warmer; the Sun, fire, or an oven give heat. 2 How does a thermometer work? a It detects magnetic fields to show temperature. b The liquid changes color with time. c The liquid goes up when it’s warmer and down when it’s cooler. 3 Name a conductor and an insulator. a Wood is an insulator; metal is an insulator. b Plastic is a conductor; wool is an insulator. c Metal is a conductor; wool/cotton/foam are insulators. 4 What happens to particles when something is heated? a Particles move slower and clump together. b Particles stop moving completely. c Particles move faster and spread out, so it expands. 5 Why use foam cups for hot chocolate? a Foam is an insulator; slows heat from moving to my hands. b Foam makes the drink taste better. c Foam conducts heat better so it heats the hand. 6 What is temperature? a The energy inside an object. b How warm or cold something is. c The amount of heat a substance can hold. 7 Give an example of a conductor. a Metal pots and pans are good conductors. b Wool scarves are conductors. c Cotton shirts are conductors. 8 Give an example of an insulator. a Metal utensils are insulators. b Wool, cotton, fur, foam are insulators. c Water is an insulator. 9 What does it mean for a material to expand when heated? a The object becomes heavier. b The object becomes colder. c The object gets bigger. 10 What is a fair test in the soil vs water experiment? a Only measure the soil cup temperature. b Use different heat sources for each cup. c Both cups get the same heat distance to compare temperatures. 11 What is heat in simple terms? a Energy that warms things up b A type of matter c A measure of coldness 12 From which direction does heat typically move? a From hot to cold objects b From cold to hot objects c Only through liquids 13 What is temperature? a The speed of light b How warm or cold something is c The amount of heat present 14 What do we measure temperature with? a A hygrometer b A barometer c A thermometer 15 What is a conductor? a A material that lets heat move easily b A material that stops heat c A tool to measure heat 16 What is an insulator? a A material that conducts heat b A material that does not move heat easily c A metal utensil 17 What happens to particles when something is heated? a They shrink and cool down b They stop moving c They move faster and spread out 18 What does a foam cup do for hot drinks? a Cools the drink b Raises the temperature too much c Keeps heat in and protects hands 19 What happens to a liquid in a thermometer when it gets warmer? a It stays the same b It moves up c It moves sideways 20 What happens to the liquid in a thermometer when it cools? a It disappears b It moves up c It moves down 21 Which credit is an example of a conductor? a Foam cup b Metal pots and pans c Wool sweater 22 Which item is an insulator? a Wool b Metal c Copper 23 What does expand mean in heat context? a Get bigger when heated b Stay the same size c Get smaller when heated 24 What does contract mean in heat context? a Get bigger when cooled b Stay the same c Get smaller when cooled 25 What is the memory trick for hot to cold? a Hot → Warm b Cold → Hot c Hot → Cold 26 What does heat do to matter's particles when heated? a Particles stop moving b Particles freeze c Particles move faster 27 Why is foam used with hot chocolate? a Insulation slows heat to hands b It cools the drink faster c It makes the drink hotter 28 What is the unit we use to measure temperature? a Degrees (°) b Liters c Newtons 29 Which statement is true about heat transfer? a Heat moves from warmer to cooler objects b Heat moves from cooler to warmer only c Heat never moves 30 What is the term for energy that warms things up? a Heat b Sound c Light

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Heat and Temperature QuizOnline version

by Thiago Moreira

What is heat? Give an example.

How does a thermometer work?

Name a conductor and an insulator.

What happens to particles when something is heated?

Why use foam cups for hot chocolate?

What is temperature?

Give an example of a conductor.

Give an example of an insulator.

What does it mean for a material to expand when heated?

What is a fair test in the soil vs water experiment?

What is heat in simple terms?

From which direction does heat typically move?

What is temperature?

What do we measure temperature with?

What is a conductor?

What is an insulator?

What happens to particles when something is heated?

What does a foam cup do for hot drinks?

What happens to a liquid in a thermometer when it gets warmer?

What happens to the liquid in a thermometer when it cools?

Which credit is an example of a conductor?

Which item is an insulator?

What does expand mean in heat context?

What does contract mean in heat context?

What is the memory trick for hot to cold?

What does heat do to matter's particles when heated?

Why is foam used with hot chocolate?

What is the unit we use to measure temperature?

Which statement is true about heat transfer?

What is the term for energy that warms things up?