WorksheetsHeat and Temperature Unit Review
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 34mins
According to the Particle Model of Matter, all substances are made up of...
Particles
Specks
Objects
Stars
Does a glacier or boiling water have a higher thermal energy?
Galcier
Boiling Water
They both have the same
Neither has thermal energy
The prevention of wasteful energy use is called:
Solar Energy
Energy Savings
Energy Conservation
Temperature Conservation
Particles in a solid are in constant motion
True
False
Which of the following occurs in contraction?
particle speed increases and particles get farther away from one another
particle speed decreases and particles get closer together
particle speed decreases and particles get farther away from one another
particle speed increases and particles get closer together
In an Energy Transfer System, energy travels in what direction?
Toward the energy source
Away from the energy source
Above the energy source
Below the energy source
The picture is an example of:
Thermocouple
Thermometer
Recording Thermometer
Infrared Imaging
An example of passively using solar energy is:
Windows
Furnace
Solar Pannels
Which of the following occurs in expansion?
particle speed increases and particles get closer together
particle speed decreases and particles get farther away from one another
particle speed increases and particles get farther away from one another
particle speed decreases and particles get closer together
A glacier has a higher temperature than boiling water?
True
False
Temperature changes when the phase of matter changes
True
False
Energy is measured in...
Joules
Watts
En's
Kilos
A safety reservoir is a part of a thermometer. It's purpose is to:
give an exact measurement of the temperature
prevent pressure buildup
hold the liquid
support the structure of the thermometer
Thermal Energy can only be man-made
True
False
Which of the following definitions describes radiation?
the transfer of heat energy through collisions of tightly packed particles
A warmer fluid moves through a colder fluid carrying thermal energy with it
The transfer of thermal energy between particles.
the transfer of energy without any movement of matter.
How is particle motion and temperature related?
faster particles are colder
slower particles are colder
slower particles are warmer
speed of particles is not related to temperature
Thermal Conduction is the transfer of thermal energy through the direct collisions of tightly packed particles in solids
True
False
The ability to do work is called (a) and it is measured in joules.
The Celsius Scale is based on the properties of:
Liquid
Water
Coffee
Mercury
When calibrating a thermometer that uses a Celsius Scale, two things are required.
calibration is done at sea level and water needs to be pure
calibration is done at sea level and water needs to have salt in it
calibration is done on top of a mountain and water needs to be pure
calibration is done on top of a mountain and water needs to have salt in it
The three states of matter are:
solid, mass, volume
solid, liquid, water
solid, liquid, gas
expansion, contraction, dilution
Which would we use to measure the temperature of a trains wheels while it passes through the station
thermocouple
infrared imaging
recording thermometer
thermometer
Which of the following is a good conductor of heat?
Wood
Plexiglass
Glass
Gold
During a phase change, the total energy in a substance changes due to changes in the particles ___________.
Temperature
Arrangement
Phase
Size
Which tool is used to measure temperature?
Barometer
Odometer
Speedometer
Thermometer
Volcanoes, geysers, and hot springs are examples of (a) energy?
Glass is a good conductor of heat.
True
False
The freezing point of water is (a) Degrees Celsius
Temperature is a measure of...
The density of particles in a substance
the number of particles in a substance
The type of particles in a substance
The average kinetic energy of the particles in a substance
This instrument is used to measure what?
temperature
volume
heat
mass
All of the following are exampels of chemical energy, except:
fire
batteries
biomass
friction
The value of absolute zero is...
100 Degrees Celsius
-153.94 Degrees Celsius
0 Degrees Celsius
-273.15 Degrees Celsius
Which would we use to measure the temperature of a room over a week
infrared imaging
thermocouple
recording thermometer
thermometer
Any type of energy due to motion is called (a) energy.
The Particle Model of Matter states that particles are always in (a) .
The boiling point of water in the Celsius Scale is 68 Degrees Celsius
True
False
The Particle Model of Matter states that particles do not have spaces between them.
True
False
The exchange of thermal energy between objects is called:
Latent Energy
Heat Transfer
Thermal Energy
Evaporative Cooling
The Kelvin scale is used by...
explorers
scientists
everyday people
liquid has a definite volume, but not a definite shape.
True
False
Which would we use a (a) to measure the temperature of a person with a fever.
Choose the option that is arranged from least to most organized particles:
gas, liquid, solid
solid, liquid, gas
solid, gas, liquid
gas, solid, liquid
The idea that energy cannot be created or destroyed is called:
Newton's First Las
Law of Conservation of Mass
Law of Conservation of Energy
Law of Conservation of Temperature
Heat energy is also called
sound energy
thermal energy
temperature
radiant energy
The ability to do work is called:
motion
heat
energy
work
The starting point of a Kelvin scale is called...
(a)
The Particle Model of Matter states that particles are large
True
False
The purpose of a scale on a thermometer is to give an exact measurement of temperature.
True
False
A cast iron stove provided two purposes to people, one of those purposes is:
to store food
to cool the home
to cook food
to insulate the home
Which type of thermometer has 2 types of metals that coil when heated?
thermocouple
bimetallic strip
thermometer
infrared imaging
Which change of state would result in particles moving to a less organized state?
freezing
condensation
evaporation
The Fahrenheit Scale is used in which country?
Denmark
France
United States
Mexico
When the mercury in a thermometer starts to boil, which type of thermometer should we use instead?
(a)
The process of turning a solid into a gas, or a gas into a solid is called:
freezing
melting
condensation
sublimation
Which state of matter has a definte volume and shape?
Solid
Liquid
gas
Plasma
The particle model of matter states that when the motion of particles increases the temperature (a)
The process of high energy particles escaping a liquid and therefore adjusting its temperature is called:
condensation
evaporative cooling
condensation cooling
freezing rain
Which state of matter is the only one that can be compressed?
solid
liquid
gas
plasma
