Science-heat And Temperature Quiz (Grade 7)
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Many people think that heat and temperature are related to each other, but they are different concepts as discussed in class. How much of the processes or differences did you understand this week? Below is a quiz on heat and temperature, at Grade 7 level based on Alberta, Canada schools. Give it a try and refresh your memory, don’t forget to share with your classmates!
- 1.When used the Celsius scale,what is the boiling point for water?
- A.
50 degrees
- B.
100 degrees
- C.
0 degrees
- D.
27 degrees
- E.
-100 degrees
- 2.The particle model of matter, clearly states:
- A.
Matter is a big chunk of icecream
- B.
All substances are made of tiny particles to small to be seen. They are always moving and have spaces in them.
- C.
Atoms are actually found only in solids and liquids. Something else is in Gas.
- D.
Matter is food for animals.
- E.
Radiation can effect the model of matter
- 3.When something cools, it __________.
- A.
Shrinks/Contracts
- B.
Grows bigger
- C.
Rises
- D.
Turns red
- E.
Breaks apart
- 4.The 4 universal states of matter are:Solid,Liquid, Gas and_______.
- A.
Helium
- B.
Samuel De Champlain
- C.
Plasma
- D.
Sun
- E.
Hair
- 5.Gas turning into a solid is called:
- A.
Sublimation
- B.
Freezing
- C.
Evaportation
- D.
Condensation
- E.
Pemmican
- 6.Radiation can come from:
- A.
Britney Spears
- B.
A chocolate bar
- C.
A Lightbulb that is broken
- D.
A Wall
- E.
The Sun
- 7.Chemical energy is:
- A.
Energy from Coal and wood.
- B.
Energy from breathing.
- C.
The heat you give off.
- D.
Hydro-Electric Dams
- E.
Circumference
- 8.Fossil Fuels are:
- A.
Non-Renewable
- B.
Delicious foods!
- C.
The fuel you get when you use coconut lubricants.
- D.
A wink for MSN.
- E.
Never going to run out
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