Sources of Heat Grade 5

The biggest heat source for our planet is the ______________________.

• Earth

• fire

• Moon

• Sun

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_________________________ objects in a fire can produce heat.

• Burning

• Freezing

• Moving

• Rubbing

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What is a heat and light source?

• Water

• Sun

• Moon

• Hot water

Which example shows that heat can change an object?

• Watching your friends dive into a swimming pool. 
• Baking a birthday cake in the oven.
• Looking at the sun in the middle of the afternoon.
• Drawing a picture of a campfire. 

There are many ways to produce heat.
What does produce mean?

• to lose
• to take
• to create
• to find

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If you live in a cold climate it is important to stay warm. What is one way you could stay warm?

• Turn on the air conditioner 
• Wear a heavy coat
• Wear light colored clothing
• Turn the heater down

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How can you take heat away from water?

• boil it
• drink it
• put it in a freezer
• pour it out

You are sitting next to a campfire and it is too hot. How can you cool down?

• Move away from the fire

• Sit closer to the fire

• Stay where you are

• Put more wood in to the fire

Which example creates heat through electricity?

• a microwave
• the sun's rays
• breaks on a bicycle 
• burning coal

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When two objects are rubbed together they produce heat. This is called ____________________.

• burning

• electricity

• friction

• gloves

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