Temperature
What are the three different temperature scales
What are Kelvin, Celcius, and Fahrenheit
Which material is a good conductor of electricity, and which is a good insulator
What is Copper is a good conductor of electricity and rubber is a good insulator
Where does energy transfer from
What is hot to cold
What causes the wind to blow
What is differences in air pressure
What is an example of temperature
What is the measure of how hot or cold something is
What are types of transfer
What is the movement of energy, it can occur through conduction, convection, and radiation, particularly in the context of heat transfer, or through other mechanisms like the transfer of momentum or mass.
Where does energy transfer from
What is hot to cold
How does the atmosphere affect the ocean
What is rising concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are resulting in increased uptake of that gas by the ocean
What is the average temperature in Pleasanton
What is 58.2 degrees Fahrenheit
What is transfer
What is refers to the movement or relocation of something from one place, object, or system to another, without a change in its fundamental form
What is energy
What is the capacity or ability to do work or cause change, like the force that makes things move or happen
What is the Earth's curvature. The angle at which sunlight hits the surface causes the equator to be warmer than the poles, as the sun's rays are more direct and concentrated there.
What is the definition of temperature
What is a measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles within an object, reflecting how hot or cold something is
How does a light bulb transfer energy, and what form of energy does it transfer to
What is electrical energy is converted to light and heat
What is the ability to do work
What is energy
How do oceans and atmosphere affect climate?
What is by storing solar radiation, distributing heat and moisture around the globe, and driving weather systems
How to find out the average temperature of a place
What is adding the individual monthly average daily maximum temperatures and average daily minimum temperatures shown in columns 2 and 3 and dividing by two
Why do chefs use oven mitts when handling hot pans?
What is oven mitts are made of materials that are good insulators, meaning they don't conduct heat well, so they protect the hands from burns
What are three ways energy gets transferred
What are conduction, radiation, and convection
What causes ocean currents
What is a combination of wind, density differences, gravity, and the Earth's rotation (Coriolis effect), with tides also playing a role, especially near coastlines.