A student has a candy bar in a coat pocket. The coat is hanging on the coat rack. When the student went to eat the candy for a snack, it melted. Which question would help determine the source of heat that caused the candy bar to melt?

What is the temperature of the room?

How many students are in the room?

You have 4 cups filled with water. Each cup is a different color. What is the best way to investigate to see which color will increase the temperature of the water the most when placed outside?

Place all 4 cups on the same surface in direct sunlight. After 20 minutes measure the temperature of the water in each cup. Compare the temperatures to see which is the highest.

Place all 4 cups on different surfaces in direct sunlight. After 20 minutes measure the temperature of the water in each cup. Compare the temperatures to see which is the highest.

Place 2 of the cups on the sidewalk and 2 of the cups in the grass. After 20 minutes in direct sunlight, measure the temperature of the water in each of the cups. Compare all of the temperatures to find the highest.

Place 2 of the cups on the sidewalk in direct sunlight and 2 of the cups in the shade in the grass. After 20 minutes measure the temperature of the water in each cup. Compare the temperatures of the cups in the sun to the temperature of the cups in the shade.

A group of kids were riding their scooters. They were going fast and then approached a large downward hill. They realized that they were going too fast, so they tried to slow down the hill with their brake. They got off their scooters and realized they were very hot. What question do the kids need to ask to determine the heat source that caused this?

Were the brakes of the scooter on the entire way down the hill?

What was the speed the kids were going?

What was the temperature of the street?

A student wants to test how different surfaces affect the temperature of a metal spoon. She places identical spoons in three different locations and records their temperatures after 20 minutes. What can the student conclude based on the results of the investigation?

Direct sunlight increases the temperature of the spoon the most.

The carpet increases the spoon’s temperature more than sunlight.

The tile floor and sunlight do not impact temperature.

The spoon’s temperature decreases in all locations.

Marcus wants to design a lunchbox that keeps his food warm. He tests different materials to see which one keeps heat the best. Which material should Marcus choose and why?

Material B because it keeps the most heat inside.

Material A because it lets heat escape quickly.

Material C because it loses the most heat.

Material B because it allows heat to pass through easily.

Heat Daily Grade 1

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Which of the following are sources of heat

taking a test

electricity

the sun

burning

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Plastic and wood are ________

conductors

insulators

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Steel and copper are _______

conductors

insulators

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A wool scarf is a ____________

conductor

insulator

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A material that does NOT allow heat to move through it easily is an __________

increase

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A material that allows hat to move through it easily is a ________

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decrease

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________ is the main sorce of Earth's heat energy?

Farenheit

Sunlight

Conductors

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