What is "hyperthermia"?

• A type of insulation material

• A low body temperature

• An exceptionally high fever

• A cooling process

What is the primary function of a thermos?

• Measuring temperature differences

• Living in extreme temperatures

• Keeping contents hot or cold

• Regulating environmental temperatures

What does "thermodynamics" study?

• The chemical properties of elements

• The mechanical actions related to heat

• Biological growth patterns

• Atmospheric pressure changes

What is the purpose of a thermostat?

• Measuring temperature

• Housing thermophilic organisms

• Keeping beverages at desired temperatures

• Automatically controlling temperature

What is a "thermogram"?

• A device that measures temperature

• A chart showing heat distribution

• A photograph showing differences in heat

• A report on thermal energy

The word "thermal" is related to:

• Cold

• Heat

• Light

• Pressure

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What is a thermograph used for?

• Measuring the temperature of an object at different points

• Keeping drinks hot or cold

• Controlling room temperature automatically

• Supporting life in high temperatures

Which term is used to describe a process characterized by the release of heat?

• Endothermic

• Exothermic

• Hyperthermia

• Thermodynamics

What does a thermophile refer to?

• A device for controlling temperature

• An organism that thrives in high temperatures

• A type of thermometer

• A container for maintaining temperature

What does the term "endothermic" refer to?

• Absorption of heat

• Release of heat

• Production of light

• Reduction of temperature