This is what particles/molecules do when things heat up.
What is move faster?
100
True or False? Thermal energy flows from something warm to something cool.
What is true?
100
This is an example of radiation.
What is sunshine, fire, infrared light, a warming candle or light.
100
A material that limits the amount of heat that passes through something is called this.
What is an insulator?
200
This is the instrument used to measure heat.
What is a thermometer?
200
This is what we feel when thermal energy moves.
What is heat?
200
These are the three ways that heat moves.
What is conduction, convection, and radiation?
200
This is an example of conduction.
What is rubbing hands together or a pot on the stove?
200
This is a material that does not limit heat passing through it.
What is a conductor?
300
These are the two scales used to measure heat.
What are the Celcius and Fahrenheit scales?
300
This is the energy due to moving particles in matter.
What is thermal energy?
300
This is a pattern of flowing heat energy.
What is a convection current?
300
This is an example of convection.
What is weather patterns or heat waves.
300
This is an example of an insulator.
What is wood, marble, plastic, foam?
400
True or False? Temperature is not a measure of how much heat an object has.
What is True?
400
This is how a thermometer works.
What is matter expands when it heats up and contracts when it cools off, so the liquid in a thermometer moves up and down the tube?
400
This is energy that is sent out in little bundles.
What is radiation?
400
This is how a convection current forms.
What is when heated fluid expands?
400
These are two examples of conductors.
What are aluminum, iron, copper, titanium, silver?
500
This is the definition of temperature.
What is a measure of the average amount of motion of particles in matter.
500
This is why a large pot of water takes longer to boil than a pot with less water.
What is the large pot has more water particles in it?
500
This is the type of heat movement from something touching another thing.
What is conduction?
500
This is how a radiator works.
What is boiling water goes through pipes. Heat flows from the pipes into the room by convection currents.
500
This is something made out of glass or plastic that takes advantage of radiant energy for heat and does not allow the loss of heat to convection. Temperature, moisture, and light can all be controlled.