Heat CW II Study Guide SY 22-23

Which material stayed the coolest after 30 minutes in the sun?

• 1

• 2

• 3

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Kamden used material #3 to build a container that kept his ice water cool on a sunny day. Why did it work?

• because it did NOT allow the heat to pass through it easily

• because it did allow the heat to pass through it easily

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What type of material would keep your soup warm if you were eating it while camping on a cold day?

• paper

• styrofoam

• metal

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These materials were placed in the sun for one hour. Which one best conducted the sun's heat?

• wood

• aluminum foil

• cardboard

• styrofoam

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Material that allows heat to move through it quickly is called a _________________.

• conductor

• insulator

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Material that DOES NOT allow heat to move through it quickly is called an _________________.

• conductor

• insulator

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The main source of heat energy for the earth is ________.

• thermometer

• increase

• sunlight

• insulator

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The flow of energy from warmer objects to cooler objects is _______________.

• thermometer

• heat energy

• decrease

• conductor

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METAL, ceramic, and glass are examples of _____________because they DO allow heat to pass through them easily.

• insulators

• conductors

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Foam, rubber, plastic, cloth, wood, and wool are all examples of ____________ because they do NOT allow heat to pass through them easily.

• insulators

• conductors

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