The sun heating the earth
Radiation
Does conduction happen when objects are touching, or when they are far apart?
when they are touching
What happens to hot air when it leaves a campfire?
It rises
If you put your hands near a hot lightbulb without touching it, what do you feel?
heat
Warm air from a heater rises to the ceiling while cooler air sinks toward the floor. Which type of heat transfer is this?
CONVECTION
Transfer of heat energy through _______ contact
direct
Rises
How does the Sun heat up the sidewalk on Earth if they aren't touching each other?
You’re standing outside on a cold night, far from the campfire, but you still feel warmth on your face. Which type of heat transfer is at work
RADIATION
In which direction does heat always travel during conduction?
Transfer of heat energy through the ________ of a _________.
Movement , Fluid
If radiation heat travels outward in all directions from a candle flame, why can't you feel the heat if you place a book between your hand and the candle?
A student sits in a warm classroom. The heater is on across the room, but they don’t feel warmer until the ceiling fan is turned off. Once the fan stops, warm air seems to collect near the ceiling and the student finally feels the heat spreading downward. What type of heat transfer is mainly happening?
Convection
If you put a metal spoon into a hot bowl of soup, what happens to the handle?
I gets hot
Why is the second floor of a house usually warmer than the basement?
warm air rises
If you stand close to a hot pizza oven, why does your face start to feel warm?
The oven is shooting heat out to you
A student is in a science lab. They place a metal rod with one end dipped into a beaker of boiling water. The other end of the rod is held in their hand. After a few minutes, the student’s hand starts to feel warm.
What type of heat transfer is this?
Conduction
Which of the following is the best example of heat transfer by conduction?"
C
What do we call the continuous loop that forms when warm air rises, cools down, and sinks back down?
A convection current
What will happen to a piece of chocolate left on a table right by a sunny window, even if the indoor air is cold?