Unit Review - Heat Transfer

Heat Transfer Unit Review

Classifying the methods of heat transfer

Multiple Choice

Everything in the universe can be classified as either ____.

• Energy or Matter

• Helpful or Harmful

• Good or Evil

Multiple Select

Some examples of energy are ____.

(Pick 3!)

• Heat

• Glasses

• Light

• Earth

• Sound

What is temperature?

• Temperature is a measure of how fast matter is moving.

• Solids have a low temperature because the matter moves slowly.

• Gases have a high temperature because the matter moves quickly.

• Scientists measure the temperature using a thermometer, and report their observations using degrees Celsius.

Multiple Choice

What tool is used to measure temperature?

• Thermometer

• Scale

• Meter Stick

• Stopwatch

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In the United States, most people use degrees ​

Select answer

to talk about the temperature,

but Scientists and most other people in the world use degrees ​

Select answer

.

Reorder

Order the states of matter from coldest (1) to hottest (3).

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Match

Match the state of matter to the example.

Liquid

Solid

Gas

• Liquid

• Solid

• Gas

Match

Match the state of matter to the diagram.

Gas

Solid

Liquid

• Gas

• Solid

• Liquid

Heat Transfer

• When two objects have different temperatures, energy will move from the hotter object to the colder object.

• The movement from energy from a hot object to a cold object is called heat transfer.

• Heat transfer will continue until the two objects have the same temperature.

Drag and Drop

When two objects have different temperatures, energy is transferred from ​

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objects to ​

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objects until the temperature is the same.

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hot

cold

Reorder

Sequence what happens when heat is transferred.

• The objects have different temperatures.

• Heat is transferred from the hot object to the cold object.

• The objects have the same temperatures.

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Open Ended

Describe what happens when heat is transferred.

"First, ____.

Next, ____.

Finally, ____."

Heat ALWAYS transfers from hot to cold.

Multiple Choice

You put a hot coffee cup in a cold room.

How will the heat transfer?

• From the cup to the room

• From the room to the cup

Multiple Choice

You leave the window open on a cold winter day.

How will the heat transfer?

• From the classroom to outside

• From outside to the classroom

Multiple Choice

You leave the window open on a hot summer day.

How will the heat transfer?

• From the classroom to outside

• From outside to the classroom

Classifying Heat Transfer

• Remember that classify means to divide into groups.

• Conduction - heat transfer through solid objects

• Convection - heat transfer through liquids and gases

• Radiation - heat transfer through waves

• This classification lets scientists predict how temperatures will change.

Multiple Choice

Classify means ____.

• Put things together

• Divide things into groups

• Introduce to a school

• Make more fancy

Multiple Choice

To make it easier to study Heat Transfer, scientists classify the methods into

3 categories

Those categories are:

• Producers

  Consumers

  Decomposers

• Stop

  Drop

  Roll

• Helpful

  Harmful

  Neutral

• Conduction

  Convection

  Radiation

Multiple Choice

When scientists have classified all of the heat transfer in a system, they can ___.

• Predict how temperatures will change

• Take a break

• Control how temperatures will change

Labelling

Place the correct types of heat transfer where they are happening.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Convection

Conduction

Radiation

Match

Match the heat transfer method to its description.

• Conduction

• Convection

• Radiation

Solid Objects

Liquid and Gas

Waves

• Solid Objects

• Liquid and Gas

• Waves

Match

Match the heat transfer method to its description.

Conduction

Convection

Radiation

• Conduction

• Convection

• Radiation

Open Ended

"One type of heat transfer I observe in this diagram is ___,

where ___."

Conductors vs Insulators

• Solids that speed up the transfer of heat are called "Conductors."

• Metal, diamond, and graphite are conductors.

• Conductors have tightly-packed particles, which make heat easy to transfer.

• Solids that slow down heat transfer are called "Insulators."

• Wood, plastic, and cloth are insulators.

• Insulators have loosely-packed particles, which make heat hard to transfer.

Drag and Drop

Insulators transfer heat ​

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, but conductors transfer heat ​

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.

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slowly

quickly

Drag and Drop

Insulators have particles that are ​

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, but conductors have particles that are ​

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.

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loosely-packed

tightly-packed

Multiple Choice

Which solid would be the best conductor?

Multiple Choice

Which solid would be the best insulator?

Multiple Select

Which materials are good insulators?

(Pick 3!)

• Metal

• Diamond

• Wood

• Cloth

• Plastic

Multiple Select

Which materials are good conductors?

(Pick 3!)

• Metal

• Diamond

• Graphite

• Wood

• Cloth

Drag and Drop

Metal is a good ​

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, but wood is a good​

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.

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conductor

insulator

Drag and Drop

In this experiment,

the ​

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transferred heat the fastest,

and the ​

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transferred heat the slowest.

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stone

fiberglass

wood

metal

Open Ended

"To protect my hands, I would stir the hot water with the ___ spoon because ___."