Thermal Energy Transfer

Match the correct energy transfer to the right picture

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(a) Conduction

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(b) Convection

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(c) Radiation

• Hot Air Balloon
• Cooking on a Stove
• Curling Iron

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• Ironing Clothes
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• Hair Dryer

• Sunlight
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• Infrared Heater
• X-rays
• Boiling Water

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A student places a metal spoon at room temperature in a cup of hot cocoa. Which is the best prediction for what happens to the temperature of the spoon and how energy is transferred?

• The spoon will get colder because thermal energy will be transferred from the spoon to the hot cocoa through conduction when particles collide.

• The spoon will get colder because thermal energy will be transferred from the spoon to the hot cocoa through convection when particles move.

• The spoon will heat up because thermal energy will be transferred from the hot cocoa to the spoon through conduction when particles collide.

• The spoon will heat up because thermal energy will be transferred between the hot cocoa and the spoon as radiation.

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Marta wants to investigate how energy is transferred in the oceans. She has a tub filled with cold water and adds thermal energy to the bottom on one side. In order to determine how energy is transferred, she should measure the ________ of the water at different locations in the tub because thermal energy is transferred through _______. Which of the following terms best complete the paragraph?

• mass; radiation

• temperature; convection

• volume; conduction

• weight; radiation

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What do the arrows show?

• Convection currents. The particles in the liquid move freely, so when the liquid is heated, it rises, cools, and begins to sink again. This results in thermal energy transfer.

• Convection currents. The particles in the liquid touch other particles and cause thermal energy to be transferred without particle movement.

• Radiation. The particles in the liquid absorb energy and then release this energy in all directions.

• Conduction. The particles in the liquid move freely, so when it is heated they rise and then drop as they cool. This results in thermal energy transfer.

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Which process involves the transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves?

• Convection

• Radiation

• Conduction

• Absorption

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Which of the following is a method of thermal energy transfer that involves touching objects?

• Convection

• Radiation

• Conduction

• Insulation

Which of the following is an example of thermal energy?

• A windmill turning in the wind

• A hot cup of coffee

• A battery powering a flashlight

• A ball rolling down a hill

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What type of thermal energy do I transfer?

• Radiation

• Insulator

• Conduction

• Convection

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When hot rises and cold sinks, there is a movement of heat. Which energy transfer is this?

• radiation

• convection

• conduction

• riseation

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You are using a lamp to keep your pet lizards warm. Which energy transfer is keeping them nice and warm?

• conduction

• convection

• radiation

• lizardation

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