Thermal Energy Quiz

the hotter cherry pie

the colder cherry pie

the bowl of oatmeal with more thermal energy

the bowl of oatmeal with less thermal energy

the hotter brick

the colder brick

the block of steel with more mass

the block of steel with less mass

the hotter bowling ball

the colder bowling ball

a 60-gram ball of clay at a temperature of 39°C

a 100-gram ball of clay at a temperature of 39°C

a 20-gram ball of clay at a temperature of 39°C

an 80-gram ball of clay at a temperature of 39°C

a 550-gram bath towel at a temperature of 32°F

a 400-gram bath towel at a temperature of 32°F

a 575-gram bath towel at a temperature of 32°F

a 475-gram bath towel at a temperature of 32°F

a 1-pound block of iron at a temperature of 277°F

a 2-pound block of iron at a temperature of 277°F

a 10-pound block of iron at a temperature of 277°F

a 5-pound block of iron at a temperature of 277°F

100 milliliters of food coloring at a temperature of 57°F

70 milliliters of food coloring at a temperature of 57°F

110 milliliters of food coloring at a temperature of 57°F

30 milliliters of food coloring at a temperature of 57°F

8 ounces of water at a temperature of 72°C

6 ounces of water at a temperature of 72°C

16 ounces of water at a temperature of 72°C

4 ounces of water at a temperature of 72°C