Temperature Changes and Comparisons

The video tutorial covers working with temperatures above and below zero, focusing on comparing negative temperatures, identifying the warmest temperature, and calculating temperature changes over time. It explains how to use the number line for negative numbers and provides examples of temperature drop and rise calculations. The tutorial also includes a simple temperature difference calculation.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Working with temperatures above and below zero

• Understanding the water cycle

• Learning about climate change

• Studying the greenhouse effect

Which city had the coolest temperature?

• Land Berry

• Morristown

• Greenwich

• Blue Point

Why is negative 14 degrees Celsius considered cooler than negative 6 degrees Celsius?

• Because it is closer to zero

• Because it is a lower number

• Because it is further from zero

• Because it is a higher number

Which city had the warmest temperature?

• Blue Point

• Land Berry

• Springfield

• Morristown

What makes Morristown the warmest city in the given scenario?

• It has a positive temperature

• It has the highest negative temperature

• It is the furthest from zero

• It is the closest to zero

If the temperature drops by one degree per hour, what will the temperature be after 23 hours starting from negative 9 degrees Celsius?

• Negative 32 degrees Celsius

• Negative 23 degrees Celsius

• Negative 9 degrees Celsius

• Zero degrees Celsius

How many hours are there from 12 a.m. to 11 p.m.?

• 23 hours

• 22 hours

• 24 hours

• 25 hours

What is the temperature change if it drops from negative 9 degrees Celsius by 23 degrees?

• Zero degrees Celsius

• Negative 9 degrees Celsius

• Negative 23 degrees Celsius

• Negative 32 degrees Celsius

If the temperature rises by one degree per hour, what will the temperature be after 2 hours starting from negative 13 degrees Celsius?

• Negative 10 degrees Celsius

• Negative 11 degrees Celsius

• Negative 13 degrees Celsius

• Negative 12 degrees Celsius

How many degrees does the temperature rise if it increases by 2 degrees from negative 13 degrees Celsius?

• 4 degrees

• 2 degrees

• 5 degrees

• 3 degrees