Q1 Science Review

Front

Which is a natural source of heat?

Back

fire

Front

What is the BEST title for a sorting table about heat in Jenna's class?

Back

Which actions create heat?

Front

Why was the deck hot when Tom walked on it?

Back

It was heated by energy from the sun.

Front

What was Mr. Bryan’s question of the day?

Back

What are some ways heat energy can be produced?

Front

Which piece of scientific equipment measures temperature?

Back

thermometer

Front

Temperature of the cup of water before placing it outside in the sun? Options: 70 degrees, 60 degrees, 78 degrees, 85 degrees

Back

70 degrees

Front

A group of students conducted an investigation to determine which of four objects would absorb the most heat energy from sunlight. They placed four objects in direct sunlight and used thermometers to measure the temperatures of the objects. Which BEST describes the objects the students used and explains the data collected after 15 minutes? Options: The students used four different objects of the same color. Object 3 would have had the greatest density because it had the least temperature increase and absorbed the most energy from the sun. The students used four different objects of the same color. Object 2 would have been the largest object because it had the greatest temperature increase and absorbed the most energy from the sun. The students used four of the same object but different colors. Object 3 would have been the darkest colored object because it had the least temperature increase and absorbed the most heat from the sun. The students used four of the same object but different colors. Object 2 would have been the darkest colored object because it had the greatest temperature increase and absorbed the most heat from the sun.

Back

The students used four of the same object but different colors. Object 2 would have been the darkest colored object because it had the greatest temperature increase and absorbed the most heat from the sun.

Front

Which BEST describes heat?

Back

the transfer of energy due to differences in temperature

Front

Which material should Mrs. Gravitt’s class cover the inside of their solar ovens with to ensure their hot dogs get hot enough to cook properly? Options: invisible tape, notebook paper, plastic, aluminum foil.

Back

aluminum foil

Front

Which material would keep the water in the bottle cold for the longest time when placed in the sun? Options: a t-shirt, a paper towel, a piece of foam, a sheet of plastic.

Back

a piece of foam