WorksheetsWhat is Heat? Practice
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 19mins
Heat does not have mass or volume.
Heat is ___.
Matter
Energy
Some examples of energy are ____.
(Pick 3!)
Heat
Glasses
Light
Earth
Sound
Match the state of matter to the example.
Liquid
Solid
Gas
Match the state of matter to the diagram.
Gas
Solid
Liquid
Order the states of matter from coldest (1) to hottest (3).
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Solids have a (a) temperature because the matter moves (b) .
Gases have a (c) temperature because the matter moves (d) .
What tool is used to measure temperature?
Thermometer
Scale
Meter Stick
Stopwatch
In the United States, most people use degrees (a) to talk about the temperature,
but Scientists and most other people in the world use degrees (b) .
When two objects have different temperatures, energy is transferred from (a) objects to (b) objects until the temperature is the same.
When two objects have different temperatures, heat energy is transferred from hot objects to cold objects until the temperature is the same.
It is transferred.
When?
Two objects have different temperatures
What?
Heat energy
From?
Hot Objects
To?
Cold Objects
Until?
The temperature is the same
Reorder the following
when two objects have different temperatures,
heat energy is transferred
from hot objects
to cold objects
until the temperature is the same
When will heat be transferred?
When two objects have different temperatures
When two objects have the same temperature
How will heat be transferred?
From the hot object to the cold object
From the cold object to the hot object
In both directions
When will heat transfer stop?
When the objects have different temperatures
When the objects have the same temperatures
Sequence what happens when heat is transferred.
The objects have different temperatures.
Heat is transferred from the hot object to the cold object.
The objects have the same temperatures.
You put a hot coffee cup in a cold room.
How will the heat transfer?
From the cup to the room
From the room to the cup
You put an ice cube into your hot chocolate.
How will the heat transfer?
From the ice cube to the hot chocolate
From the hot chocolate to the ice cube
You leave the window open on a cold winter day.
How will the heat transfer?
From the classroom to outside
From outside to the classroom
You leave the window open on a hot summer day.
How will the heat transfer?
From the classroom to outside
From outside to the classroom
Heat transfers from an area of (a) temperature to an area of (b) temperature and stops when the temperatures are (c) .
