Types of Heat Transfer

Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 types of heat transfer?

• convection

• condensation

• conduction

• radiation

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Which of the following is NOT true about about conduction?

• an example could be when heat is transferred from a straightener to hair

• heat transfer that does not need physical contact

• heat transfer that involves 2 objects in direct physical contact [touch]

• conduction is a type of heat transfer

Which of the following is NOT true about convection?

• it is a type of heat transfer that we find whenever water or air transfer heat

• an example is the top bunk of a bed seeming hotter than the bottom bunk

• it is a type of heat transfer that occurs in fluids

• it is a type of heat transfer that involves touch

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Which of the following is NOT true about radiation?

• is a type of heat transfer that uses electromagnetic waves

• is a type of heat transfer that does not need physical touch

• an example of radiation is the heat transfer from the infrared light warming your waffle in a toaster

• none of the above are true

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Which of the following IS an example of radiation?

• jumping up and down

• a hot air balloon

• burning your arm as you reach in and get food out of the oven

• a toaster oven warming a piece of bread

Which of the following IS an example of convection?

• chicken cooking on the grill

• sitting at the beach on a hot summer day getting a tan

• a lizard sitting under a heat lamp

• the attic being a warmer temperature than the basement

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Which of the following IS an example of conduction?

• getting burned from touching a hot pot

• a microwave

• the top bunk feeling hotter than the bottom bunk of a bed

• boiling water in a pot

What do we call a phenomenon in which warm air rises in the atmosphere because it is less dense?

• density

• thermal energy

• thermal lift

• temperature

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Fill in the blank:

Thermal energy is the energy an object has due the _______ of its particles.

• heat

• density

• height

• motion

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Which of the following is NOT true about heat?

• it is a tool we use to measure the temperature

• it is a type of thermal energy

• it always flows from a hot object to a cool object

• warm air rises upwards while colder air falls down

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