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Thermal Energy Review

Thermal Energy Review

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Science

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6th - 8th Grade

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MS-PS3-3, NGSS.MS-ESS2-6, NGSS.MS-PS1-4

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Melanie Jenkins

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22 Slides • 12 Questions

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Multiple Choice

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A

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Open Ended

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Drag and Drop

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
conduction
convection
radiation

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conduction
radiation
convection

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radiation
convection
conduction

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Draw

The air tight seal and the thick metal wall of a thermos serve a similar purpose. What is the rational for adding these features to a thermos?

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Multiple Choice

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The team is the considering four different materials to use as additional insulation between layers of insulating fabric. The materials and some important factors to consider are shown in the table below. The term R-value refers to the capacity of an insulating material to resist heat flow. The higher the value, the greater the insulating power. Based on the design criteria and constraints of price, select the option that ranks the materials from best to worst.

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Acoustic tiles, polystyrene, mohair wool, lux foam

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lux foam, mohair wool, Acoustic tiles, polystyrene

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polystyrene, Acoustic tiles, lux foam, mohair wool

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mohair wool, Acoustic tiles, lux foam, polystyrene

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Draw

How does the heat transfer in each of the cups causing the change in temperature of the two cups? Remember the outside temperature is 30 degrees Celcius no wind blowing.

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Multiple Choice

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put the bottle near the front

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put the bottle near the back

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either; the rate of thermal energy transfer is the same whether the bottle is in the front or the back

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Draw

Which has the most thermal energy?

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Hotspot

Which has a high specific heat? The ocean or the sand?

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Multiple Choice

Is the example of the house lifted by balloons in the image an example of thermal expansion or thermal contraction?

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Thermal expansion

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Thermal contraction

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Neither

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Both

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