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Thermometers

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A (a)   is how hot or cold something is.

2.

Temperature can be measured in degrees _______________ and _____________

(a)  

3.

Select the parts of a thermometer.

a)

bulb

b)

stick

c)

scale

d)

foot

e)

head

4.

The normal temperature of a room is ________

a)

40*

b)

30*

c)

20*

d)

60*

5.

Ice lollies melt.Which ice lolly will melt the quickest.

a)

An ice lolly taken out of its wrapper on a cold day.

b)

An ice lolly left in its wrapper on a cold day.

c)

An ice lolly taken out of its wrapper on a hot day.

d)

An ice lolly left in its wrapper on a hot day.

6.

In winter people wear

a)

Thick clothes to keep them warm.

b)

Thin clothes to keep them cool.

c)

Brighter clothes to keep them warm.

d)

Sweaters to keep the cold.

7.

How much Higher was the temperature on Tuesday?

(a)  

8.

The normal body temperature is (a)  

9.

How measuring temperature can help us? (give examples from daily life).

4 lines
10.

Why do we take temperatures if someone is feeling ill?

a)

The body temperature rises to fight infection.

b)

The body temperatures rises when you are healthy.

c)

The body temperature drops to fight infection.

11.

A (a)   is how hot or cold something is.

12.

We can measure temperature by using a (a)  

13.

Temperature can be measured in degrees _______________ and _____________

(a)  

14.

Select the parts of a thermometer.(more than one)

a)

glass bulb

b)

stick

c)

capillary tube

d)

foot

e)

head

15.

The normal body temperature is (a)  

 °C\degree C  

16.

How measuring temperature can help us? (give examples from daily life).

4 lines
17.
Which thermometers temperature is about  25° Celcius?
a)
Blue
b)
Green
c)
Blue
d)
Blue and Green
18.

There is a constriction

a)

to allow mercury to return back.

b)

to prevent mercury from returning back.

19.

Mercury remaind liquid between two degrees ...............and .................

 °\degree  C

a)

39 TO 357

b)

-39 TO 357

c)

9 TO 375

d)

-30 TO 350