All about Temps
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T/F
100

What is the temperature for FREEZING in the Fahrenheit scale?

32 degrees 

100

Define Solar Energy

Heat generated by the sun

100

Give an example of a thermal conductor

Silver or metal

100

What type of energy is "The Transfer of thermal energy by electromagnetic waves"?

Thermal Radiation

100

True or False: Solar Energy and geothermal energy are both considered nonrenewable energy sources

False


200

What is the temperature for FREEZING in the Celsius scale?

0 degrees Celsius

200

Define Thermal Equilibrium

The temperature of two objects is equal

200

Give an example of a thermal insulator 

cotton, wool, glass, brick

200

What type of energy is "The Transfer of thermal energy by the collision of particles between two objects"?

Conduction

200

True or False: Darker colors reflect heat and white colors absorb heat. 

False

300

What is the BOILING temperature in Fahrenheit?

212 degrees

300

Define Geothermal Energy

Heat generated within the earth

300

Give an example of renewable energy that we've learned so far

Solar energy or geothermal energy 

300

What type of energy is "The movement of heat through currents"?

Convection

300

True or False: The energy from the sun is called infrared radiation

True

400

What is the Boiling point for Celsius? 

100 degrees

400

Define Conduction

Transfer of thermal energy by the collision of particles between two objects 

400
Give an example of Convection

weather, water boiling on stove

400

What type of measurement is "The total amount of kinetic energy that ALL molecules of an object"?

Heat

400

True or False: Our weather cycle is cause by CONVECTION.

True

500

Define Temperature

It is the measurement of the AVERAGE kinetic energy of an object's particles. 

500

Define Convection

Movement of heat through currents

500

Give an example of conduction

ice cream melting, stove to bottom of pan, 

500

What type of energy is "The Kinetic energy of an object's atom"?

Thermal Energy

500

True or False: Power plants mostly use solar energy to heat water.

false, they use geothermal energy.