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Froggy Jumps Specific Heat QuizOnline version NGSS-aligned 6th grade heat quiz by Maio Khaled 1 What is latent heat? a Heat absorbed or released during a state change with no temperature change b Heat required to raise a substance's temperature c Heat lost when a substance freezes 2 Which process involves a solid turning into a liquid? a Sublimation b Melting (fusion) c Vaporization 3 For 1 kg of a substance, latent heat of fusion is the heat needed to what? a Change from liquid to gas b Raise temperature by 1°C c Change state from solid to liquid without a temperature change 4 Which statement describes water’s latent heat of fusion? a Energy released when ice forms b Energy needed to raise water temperature c Energy stored as water melts from solid ice to liquid 5 What happens to temperature during a state change with latent heat? a Temperature decreases b Temperature increases c Temperature stays the same while the phase changes 6 What is the term for the heat required to convert a solid to a liquid? a Heat of vaporization b Specific heat c Heat of fusion 7 Which 1 kg substance change involves latent heat but no temperature change? a Solid to liquid (fusion) b Liquid to solid (freezing) c Liquid to gas (vaporization) 8 Which factor does not affect latent heat during a phase change? a Pressure conditions b Mass of substance c Temperature change during the phase transition 9 What is specific heat used to measure? a Heat loss to surroundings b Energy released during phase changes c Energy needed to raise 1 kg of a substance by 1°C 10 What does specific heat capacity measure for a material? a Amount of heat required to raise 1 kg by 1 K b Total heat stored by the material c Heat needed to melt 1 mole of substance 11 Which formula represents heat transfer at constant mass? a q = m·c·ΔT b q = ΔT/(m·c) c q = m·c²·ΔT 12 What are common units of c (specific heat)? a W/(kg·m) b J/(mol·K)² c J/(kg·K) 13 If 2 kg of material with c=500 J/(kg·K) is heated by 10 K, how much heat is required? a 5000 J b 10000 J c 2000 J 14 Which material generally has a high specific heat? a Water b Air c Copper 15 What is the specific heat of a substance that requires 4200 J to raise 1 kg by 1 K? a c = 4200 W/(kg·K) b c = 420 J/(kg·K) c c = 4200 J/(kg·K) 16 What does a high c value imply about a substance? a It has a low melting point b It can store a lot of heat with small temperature rise c It conducts heat quickly 17 During a calorimetry experiment, what is conserved? a Temperature is always constant b Mass is conserved only c Total heat exchange is zero 18 Which factor does not affect c for a pure substance? a Sample color b Phase (solid/liquid/gas) c Pressure in the system 19 If two materials have the same mass and ΔT, which has higher heat gain? a Material with higher mass b Material with higher c c Material with lower c

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Specific Heat QuizOnline version

by Maio Khaled

What is latent heat?

Which process involves a solid turning into a liquid?

For 1 kg of a substance, latent heat of fusion is the heat needed to what?

Which statement describes water’s latent heat of fusion?

What happens to temperature during a state change with latent heat?

What is the term for the heat required to convert a solid to a liquid?

Which 1 kg substance change involves latent heat but no temperature change?

Which factor does not affect latent heat during a phase change?

What is specific heat used to measure?

What does specific heat capacity measure for a material?

Which formula represents heat transfer at constant mass?

What are common units of c (specific heat)?

If 2 kg of material with c=500 J/(kg·K) is heated by 10 K, how much heat is required?

Which material generally has a high specific heat?

What is the specific heat of a substance that requires 4200 J to raise 1 kg by 1 K?

What does a high c value imply about a substance?

During a calorimetry experiment, what is conserved?

Which factor does not affect c for a pure substance?

If two materials have the same mass and ΔT, which has higher heat gain?