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Froggy Jumps Handle Rescue River — Froggy Jumps Heat Safety ChallengeOnline version Heat-safety challenges across 12 pads by Hidden Author 1 1. Which material is a bad conductor of heat? a Wood b Aluminium c Copper 2 2. Why can a wooden pot handle help protect a hand? a Heat moves through wood slowly. b Wood creates cold air. c Wood makes the pot lighter. 3 3. Which material is a good choice for the handle of a hot cooking pot? a Plastic b Iron c Copper 4 4. Which object uses a bad conductor to make it safer to hold? a A metal nail b A pot with a wooden handle c A bare metal spoon 5 5. Which material should NOT be chosen if you want a handle that stays cooler? a Plastic b Wood c Metal 6 6. A learner uses an oven cloth to hold a warm pan safely. Why can the cloth help? a Cloth makes heat move faster. b Cloth slows down heat transfer to the hand. c Cloth produces ice. 7 7. Which group contains only bad conductors from this lesson? a Metal, iron, copper b Wood, plastic, cloth c Iron, copper, aluminium 8 8. A metal pot body gets hot quickly, but its plastic handle stays cooler. What explains this? a Metal conducts heat well, while plastic conducts heat poorly. b Plastic produces more heat than metal. c Both materials conduct heat equally. 9 9. Which statement about bad conductors is correct? a They always become hotter than metal. b They are all liquids. c They do not allow heat to pass through easily. 10 10. Which material would be safest for a pressing-iron handle? a Bare iron b Copper c Heat-resistant plastic 11 11. Why are bad conductors useful in everyday life? a They can reduce heat reaching our hands or bodies. b They stop all energy everywhere. c They make every object hotter. 12 12. A learner must choose a handle for a hot saucepan. Which design is best? a Wooden saucepan with an iron handle b Metal saucepan with a bare metal handle c Metal saucepan with a wooden or plastic handle

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Handle Rescue River — Froggy Jumps Heat Safety Challenge

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Handle Rescue River — Froggy Jumps Heat Safety ChallengeOnline version

by Hidden Author

1. Which material is a bad conductor of heat?

2. Why can a wooden pot handle help protect a hand?

3. Which material is a good choice for the handle of a hot cooking pot?

4. Which object uses a bad conductor to make it safer to hold?

5. Which material should NOT be chosen if you want a handle that stays cooler?

6. A learner uses an oven cloth to hold a warm pan safely. Why can the cloth help?

7. Which group contains only bad conductors from this lesson?

8. A metal pot body gets hot quickly, but its plastic handle stays cooler. What explains this?

9. Which statement about bad conductors is correct?

10. Which material would be safest for a pressing-iron handle?

11. Why are bad conductors useful in everyday life?

12. A learner must choose a handle for a hot saucepan. Which design is best?