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Question for 5 Points

I am a measure of heat. I tell you how fast or slow molecules are

moving.

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Topic 1

Answer for 5 Points

temperature

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Question for 10 Points

I am the transfer of thermal energy from one

object to another

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heat

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Question for 15 Points

I describe the flow of energy from one object to another by

touching another object.

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conduction

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Question for 20 Points

I transfer energy by the movement of matter

(such as a liquid or air)

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convection

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Question for 25 Points

I am an object that lets heat pass through me very easily.

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conductor

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Question for 5 Points

Heat transferring from a stove burner to the cooking pot sitting on

top of it

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conduction

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Question for 10 Points

The sun heating the earth.

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radiation

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holding a warm mug of hot chocolate in your

hands

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conduction

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Hot air being blown into a room from a

furnace

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convection

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Topic 2

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Sitting around a campfire at night, warming my hands

near the flames

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radiation

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Question for 5 Points

copper is a _______.

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conductor

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Question for 10 Points

wood is a ___________.

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insulator

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Question for 15 Points

styrofoam is a _____________.

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insulator

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Question for 20 Points

iron is a _______________

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conductor

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Question for 25 Points

air is a very bad ____________.

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conductor

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Question for 5 Points

A change in an objects state of matter is a __________ change.

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physical

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Question for 10 Points

When an objects particles speed up the object will also __________.

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expand

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Question for 15 Points

When water freezes it __________.

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expands

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Question for 20 PointsWhen water heats up to a boiling

temperature it begins to ______________.

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evaporate

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Question for 25 Points

Heat causes physical changes in matter by changing

A.a gas to a liquid   

B.a liquid to a solid   

C. a gas to a solid   

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D. a solid to a liquid

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Question for 5 PointsYou decided to warm up last night's chili, but you forgot to use a potholder when you grabbed the handle of the hot, metal pan. The painful burn you now have on your hand is an example

of the _____________ of heat.

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conduction

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Question for 10 PointsThere is a pan of hot soup cooking on the stove with a large spoon in it for stirring. Which type spoon will allow the heat to travel quickly to the handle and burn the person stirring it?

A. metal spoon with metal handle    B. plastic spoon with plastic handle    C. wooden spoon with wooden handle    D. metal spoon with plastic handle

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Answer for 10 points A. metal spoon with metal handle   

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Question for 15 Points

A winter coat acts as ___________________ to help keep your body warm.

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an insulator

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Question for 20 Points

As Keisha heats up water for hot chocolate, the molecules __________________.

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Answer for 20 PointsWhich best explains why there are gaps between the concrete sidewalks?A. When temperatures get cold, the gaps allow the concrete to expand without cracking.B. When temperatures get hot, the gaps allow the concrete to expand without cracking.C. When temperatures get cold, the gaps allow the concrete to contract without cracking.D. When temperatures get hot, the gaps allow the concrete to contract without cracking

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Question for 25 Points

Mr. Olivares drinks coffee on his way to work. Today, he poured it into a metal travel mug instead of a paper cup. What will he most likely notice about the temperature of his coffee when he gets to work?

A. His coffee will be colder, because the mug is taller.B. His coffee will still be hot, because the mug is taller.C. His coffee will be colder, because the mug is metallic.D. His coffee will still be hot, because the mug is metallic.

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C. His coffee will be colder, because the mug is metallic.

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“Big Points” QuestionWhich statement best describes how winter weather can damage roads?A. Snow and ice can cause car accidents, which damage roads.B. Rain, ice, and snow can cause the painted lines on roads to fade.C. Cold temperatures can cause road materials to expand, creating potholes.D. Water can get into cracks in roads, then freeze and expand, making the cracks worse.

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D. Water can get into cracks in roads, then freeze and expand, making the cracks worse.

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