Chapter 4 Test Review (Flashcards)

Front

The ability to do work is called _____ (Options: temperature, calorie, energy, thermal expansion).

Back

energy

Front

The amount of thermal energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 g of water 1°C is called a _____

Back

calorie

Front

The transfer of thermal energy from one substance to another is called _____?

Back

heat

Front

The ability of a substance’s particles to move faster and expand without changing states is called _____.

Back

thermal expansion

Front

Boiling water or heating a room often involves: conduction, convection, radiation, thermal expansion.

Back

convection

Front

Cooking on a stovetop or eating a popsicle usually involves: conduction, radiation, convection, thermal expansion.

Back

conduction

Front

Any substance that releases energy when it burns is called _____?

Back

fuel

Front

A blanket of insulation and ammonia-filled pipes have controlled heat on _____. Options: space capsules, probes, space shuttles, the International Space Station

Back

the International Space Station

Front

Special gold paint, fluid-filled tubes, aerogel, and heaters have controlled heat on _____.

Back

probes

Front

Waterproof glass cloth and ceramic tiles have controlled heat on _____ (Options: space capsules, probes, space shuttles, the International Space Station).

Back

space shuttles