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WorksheetsMethods of Heat Transfer Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What are the three methods of heat transfer shown in the diagram?
Insulation, Conduction, and Evaporation
Evaporation, Condensation, and Precipitation
Reflection, Refraction, and Absorption
Conduction, Convection, and Radiation
A hot water bottle is placed on a sore leg. This is an example of . . .
Convection
heat
radiation
conduction
The movement of magma inside the Earth in a circular motion is called . . .
convection
conduction
radiation
hot magma
A heater heating up a person's hands is an example of . . .
convection
conduction
radiation
warmth
A hot air balloon rises into the sky . . .
conduction
convection
radiation
helium
Sand that gets hot on a sunny day is an example of . . .
convection
conduction
radiation
fun
A person hugging their pet is an example of . . .
convection
body heat
radiation
conduction
The lava lamp in an example of . . .
convection
conduction
radiation
magma
Toasting bread is an example of . . .
convection
conduction
radiation
breakfast
A person uses an iron to iron their shirt. This is an example of . . .
wrinkles
conduction
convection
radiation
A kettle of water starts to boil. This is an example of . . .
convection
conduction
radiation
hot water
A microwave warms up a piece of pie. This is an example of . . .
convection
conduction
radiation
heat
A person gets hot on a summer day. This is an example of. . .
convection
conduction
radiation
sweating
Heat always moves in predictable ways. Which of the following is true?
Heat moves from large objects to small objects until thermal equilibrium is reached.
Heat moves from cooler objects to warmer objects until the warmer objects have greater thermal energy.
Heat moves from warmer objects to cooler objects until thermal equilibrium is reached.
Heat moves from dark-colored objects to light-colored objects until objects until both are cooled.
The picture below shows a hot air balloon in flight.
Which type of heat transfer play the largest role in the changing height of the hot air balloon?
convection
conduction
radiation
electricity
Kimberly warms their hands in front of a fire. This is an example of . . .
convection
radiation
conduction
fireplace
Warm air moves up while cooler air moves down.
convection
conduction
radiation
A spoon warms up in warm coffee.
convection
radiation
conduction
A pan heats up on the stove.
convection
conduction
radiation
The data table below shows the change in temperatures of a cup of tea, which sat in a cool science classroom over a 30 minute time period.
The thermal energy of the cool classroom moved from the room into the tea.
The thermal energy of the tea moved from inside the cup to the surrounding air.
Condensed water vapor from the air formed around the rim of the cup, which then
transferred thermal energy into the tea.
Evaporation of the tea resulted in less tea in the cup, which decreased the amount
of thermal energy in the cup.
