Name that Transfer
Hot to Cold
Heated Scenarios
True or False
Picture This!
100
Radiation
100
Object A is 34 degrees Fahrenheit, Object B is 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Will the energy move to Object A or to Object B?
Object A
100
When holding an ice coffee for a while you notice the ice start to melt. In which direction is the heat transferring? From ___ to ___
From your hand to the ice coffee
100
Energy that is transferred through physical contact is called conduction
What is true.
100
Radiation
200
Conduction
200
Object A is 15 degrees Fahrenheit and Object B is 5 degrees Fahrenheit. Which object will lose heat energy through conduction?
Object A
200
Holding an aluminum foil tray in front of you while sun tanning increases how quickly you tan. It also makes you feel hotter. What type of transfer is being increased?
Radiation
200
Heat always transfers from objects with a lower temperature to objects of a higher temperature.
What is False
200
Convection
300
Convection
300
Object A is 15 degrees Fahrenheit and Object B is 5 degrees Fahrenheit. Which object will gain heat energy through conduction?
Object B
300
Cooking bacon on a cast iron pan cooks bacon faster than on a non stick pan. The bacon is cooking through what type of heat transfer?
Conduction
300
Feeling heat rise on the fourth story of a building is an example of radiation.
What is false
300
Radiation
400
Radiation
400
Object A is 65 degrees Fahrenheit and Object B is 65 degrees Fahrenheit. What will happen during heat transfer?
Nothing they are at equilibrium.
400
Fill in the blanks with the correct object:
After eating ice cream your mouth feels really cold. The reason it feels cold is because the heat is transferring from your mouth to the ice cream through _______________.
Conduction.
400
Objects of different temperatures will continue to transfer heat until they switch temperatures completely.
What is false
400
Conduction
500
Convection
500
When you go outside on a winter day and you feel "cold", what are you actually feeling?
You are feeling your body lose thermal energy!
500
When holding hot chocolate, heat transfers between your hand and the mug through (A)___________ and within the liquid through (B) ___________.
(A) Conduction
(B) Convection
500
A bag of popcorn is able to pop in the microwave by heat transferring through electromagnetic waves called radiation.
What is true
500
Conduction