heat transfer
The Sun
Greenhouse Gas
Mystery/Bonus
100

the transfer of heat or electricity directly through a substance or between objects that are touching

conduction

100

How hot is the sun in degrees C? (approx)

5000-6000 C

100

Greenhouse gasses are essential for life on Earth because...

Without greenhouse gasses trapping heat in the atmosphere, the Earth would be too cold to sustain life

100

If a metal spoon and a wooden spoon are placed in a pot of boiling water which one would heat faster and why?

Metal (is a conducter)

200

heat moving through electromagnetic waves

radiation

200

The sun is a huge ball of _____

gas

200

Name 3 greenhouse gasses found in our atmosphere

nitrous oxide, water vapor, CO2, methane, ozone

200

Robby and Dave go out for a run on a sunny day. Robby is wearing a black cotton tshirt while Dave is wearing a white jersey material top. Robby is complaining about the heat while Dave says he doesn't feel too warm. Why is this?

Dark colours and heavier fabrics absorb more of the heat from the sun while light breathable clothing does not absorb as much heat

300

a method of heat transfer where particles in a fluid rise while cooler, denser fluids sink to take their place.

convection

300

The sun has ___________ rays that can damage your skin

ultraviolet or UV

300

What unit do scientists use to measure the amount of ozone in the atmosphere?

Dobson units

300

You are reheating a pot of soup on the stove. What type of heat transfer is occuring within the soup?

Convection. Cold denser soup sinks in the pot while the warmer parts of the soup rise to replace

400

A hot air balloon rising is an example of:

convection

400

Dark, cooler areas on the suns surface are called

sunspots

400

Name 2 human activites that contribute to increased greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere. 

Burning fossil fuels and deforestation .

400

How does the ozone layer protect us?

It filters out damaging rays from the sun. Without out, we would get sunburnt almost immediately after going  outside!

500
The sun making the driveway warm is an example of

radiation

500

You can fit this many Earths inside of the sun

1,300,000

500

Name one negative consequence of global warming

Rising sea levels, loss of species, more severe storms, hotter temperatures, drought, not enough food

500

Name the 5 points of particle theory

All matter is made up of particles, Particles are always moving, They have spaces between them, They move faster when heated, particles attract eachother.