The energy of that moves between two objects is called this.
What is heat?
These materials allow heat to move easily through them.
What are conductors?
The location of an object in relation to nearby objects or places is called this.
What is position?
This force pulls everything down.
What is gravity?
Heat always moves from these objects to these objects.
What is hot to cold?
These are the three ways heat can be transferred.
What is conduction, convection, and radiation?
These materials slow or block the transfer of heat.
What are insulators?
A change in position is called this.
What is motion?
A push or a pull is this.
What is force?
Water boils at this temperature.
What is 212 degrees (F.)?
The transfer of heat without matter to carry it.
What is radiation?
Copper, steel, and metal are all great examples of this.
What are conductors?
The change of position of an object in a certain amount of time is called this.
What is Speed?
This force acts directly against the direction of motion to slow it down or make it stop.
What is Friction?
Water freezes at this temperature.
What is 32 degrees (f.)?
This is how heat transfers from one object to another through touch.
What is conduction?
Fur, wood, and rubber are all great examples of this.
What are insulators?
The speed of an object in a particular direction is called this.
What is velocity?
A change in speed or direction is known as this.
What is acceleration?
A puddle of water warming in the sun is using this type of heat transfer.
What is radiation.
This is the movement of heat through gases and liquids.
What is convection?
This little pigs house was the best in terms of insulation, he built his house out of this material.
What is straw? Layers of air inside the straw and around each piece make it a good insulator.
To find an object's speed you have to do this.
What is distance divided by time?
In order to describe a change in motion you need to have this.
What is a reference point?
Water boiling on a stove is using this two type of heat transfer.
What is conduction and convection.