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WorksheetsHeat Energy
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 24mins
What is temperature measured in?
Degrees
Centimeters (cm)
Inches (in)
None of the above
Things that give off light often give off heat as well.
True
False
Heat energy can be transferred.
True
False
What tool is used to measure temperature?
A ruler
A scale
A compass
A thermometer
Steve rubs his hands together to warm them on a cold day. Which is he using to warm his hands?
conduction
magnetism
gravity
friction
Which is NOT a way heat is produced?
friction
temperature
mixing chemicals
burning
When the particles of an object move faster, what happens to the temperature?
The temperature goes up.
The temperature stays the same.
The temperature goes down.
The temperature cannon be taken.
A wooden, plastic, and metal spoon are placed in hot water. Which spoon would get hot the fastest?
wooden
plastic
metal
none
When particles gain heat energy they...
Move slowly
Move faster
Move at the same speed
Stop moving
Heat energy flows...
To colder objects
To hotter objects
Back and forth
In a circular manner
_____ is a force that slows things down and creates heat.
thermometer
running
friction
magnetism
If you rub your hands together they get warmer because of
gravity
magnetism
friction
the weather
To make ice you need to _____ .
add heat
take heat away
wait for the winter
Which are examples of heat sources?
The rubbing between the brakes and the wheel on a race car.
Water freezing
A student running
Water boiling on a stove
What is the definition of heat?
The temperature of something above 5 degrees Fahrenheit.
A long hot pepper you eat.
In Science, heat is energy that moves from warmer objects to cooler objects.
None of the above.
What are common sources of heat?
Water, fire and air
Sun, chemical, and electrical
Stove, freezer and toaster
House, park and car
Which of these images are examples of kinetic heat sources?
Which of these images are examples of electrical heat sources?
Which of these images are examples of chemical heat sources?
True or False. I am sitting in front of a heater with a blanket wrapped around me to keep warm. Both the blanket and the heater are heat sources.
True
False
At a party, there are ice cream, balloons, and a cake with lit candles. Which most likely has the highest temperature?
balloon
bowl
candle
ice cream
