Heat is the transfer of energy from a hot object to one with lover temperature. Heat occurs in different types, and we got to cover all of them and how they move from one object to another. How well did you understand the topic? Take up this test and see if you may need to get a science tutor. Good luck!
Scale
Thermometer
Conductor
Friction
Conductor
Thermometer
Friction
Insulator
Thermal energy
Solar energy
Friction
Conduction
Solar energy
Thermal energy
Conduction
Friction
Sun Energy
Sun Burn
Thermal Energy
Solar Energy
Insulator
Insulation
Conductor
Friction
Transfer of Energy
Conduction
Insulation
Conductor
Solar Energy
Friction
Thermal
Conduction
Thermometer
Solar Energy
Insulator
Conduction
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Thermal Energy
Rubbing your hands together
Heating a fish tank
Basking in the sun
Striking a match
Thermal Energy
Conduction
Radiation
Solar Energy
Radiation
When you cool down your hot chocolate by putting cold milk in it.
Rubbing sticks
Clapping your hands
Styrofoam, glass, plastic
Metal, glass, ceramic
Glass, wood, liquid
Wood, plastic, paper
Light colors, example: snow
Dark colors: A black shirt
Neon colors
Primary colors, the color blue
Dark colors
Light colors
Primary colors
Neon colors
When one item is hot and the other is cold
When the items are the same temperature
When one item is glass and the other is plastic
Putting a spoon in hot grits and the spoon gets hot
Rubbing your hands together
Basking in the sun
On a hot day, the particles in the liquid move slow and take up less space. On a cold day the particles in the liquid move fast and take up more space.
On a hot day, the particles in the liquid move fast and take up more space. On a cold day the particles in the liquid move slowly and take up less space.
On a hot day, the particles in the liquid move slow and take up less space. On a cold day the particles in the liquid don't move and take no space.
Convection
Conduciton
Radiation
Radiation
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
Convection
Conduction
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