Heat and Matter

In matter, particles move because they have

• mass

• energy

• volume

• life

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The measurement of the average motion of the particles that make up any matter is its

• mass

• volume

• temperature

• weight

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A hot burner on the stove will transfer energy to the particles of a pot on the burner. Those particles will transfer energy to the

• water particles on the bottom of the pot.

• water particles in the middle of the pot.

• water particles at the top of the pot

• air particles above the pot

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As particles of matter experience less energy, the matter is

• contracting

• expanding

• experiencing a rise in temperature

• increasing the movement of its particles

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An example of a good conductor is

• wood

• plastic

• most metals

• feathers

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A polar bear's fur is an example of

• insulation

• conduction

• reflection

• convection

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A ..............shows different ranges of temperaturs as different colors.

• thermal

• rings

• thermogram

• bimetallic

Warm air

• lowers

• rises

• stays in the middles

• expands

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Energy is transferred from the sun to the Earth mainly by

• Electromagnetic waves

• conduction

• atoms

Hot tea is stirred with a spoon. The spoon gets hot by _____.

• radiation

• conduction

• convection