LBC Chapter 10 Lesson 52

Multiple Choice

Which relationship explains how a thermometer works?

• As the temperature goes up, the volume of liquid inside the tube goes down.

• As the temperature goes down, the volume of liquid inside the tube stays the same.

• As the temperature goes up, the volume of liquid inside the tube goes up.

• As the temperature goes down, the volume of liquid inside the tube goes up.

Multiple Choice

The temperature is 10 °C in San Francisco on a day in February. Body temperature is 98.6 °F. Will it feel hot or cold outside?

• warm, because 10 ℃ is warmer than body temperature

• warm, because 10 ℃ is cooler than body temperature

• cool, because 10 ℃ is warmer than body temperature

• cool, because 10 ℃ is cooler than body temperature

Multiple Choice

Below is a graph showing degrees Celsius versus degrees Fahrenheit. Is their relationship proportional?

• yes, because the graph is a straight line

• no, because the graph does not contain the point (0,0)

Multiple Choice

Which is the greatest (hottest) temperature?

• 98.6 °C

• 100 °C

• 175 °F

• 200 °F

​Working links on next slide!

​Use these resources if you still feel stuck!

Article: How to Convert ℉ to℃

Article: How to Convert ℃ to ℉​

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Open Ended

When the temperature is 0 ℃, is it also 0 °F? Explain.

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