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Understanding Fans and Air Movement

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does a fan do?

a)

Makes cold air

b)

Spins to make sound

c)

Spins blades to move air

d)

Soaks up heat

2.

What happens to warm air when a fan is on?

a)

It disappears

b)

It gets colder

c)

It rises

d)

It falls

3.

What happens to cooler air when a fan is on?

a)

It rises

b)

It gets warmer

c)

It moves away

d)

It falls

4.

Why does a fan help us feel cooler?

a)

It makes cold air

b)

It brings cooler air to our skin

c)

It makes the room dark

d)

It stops sweat

5.

What helps cool our body when air moves?

a)

Water on our head

b)

Evaporation of sweat

c)

Eating ice

d)

Sleeping

6.

What is it called when your body keeps its temperature steady?

a)

Motion

b)

Rotation

c)

Homeostasis

d)

Circulation

7.

What is the normal body temperature?

a)

90°F

b)

88.6°F

c)

98.6°F

d)

100°F

8.

What happens when your body gets too hot?

a)

You get sleepy

b)

You shiver

c)

You sweat

d)

You stop breathing

9.

What does a fan help your body do?

a)

Stay asleep

b)

Evaporate sweat faster

c)

Grow faster

d)

Make light

10.

What type of energy does a fan use?

a)

Solar

b)

Sound

c)

Electric

d)

Light

11.

What is the energy transfer in a fan?

a)

Wind → Electricity → Heat

b)

Motion → Heat → Wind

c)

Electricity → Motion → Wind

d)

Light → Heat → Wind

12.

What happens to sweat in moving air?

a)

It stays on your skin

b)

It evaporates slower

c)

It evaporates faster

d)

It turns to ice

13.

What is a danger when it’s hot and you don’t drink enough water?

a)

Sunburn

b)

Dehydration

c)

Shivering

d)

Dizziness only

14.

What does wind chill measure?

a)

How hot it is

b)

How cold it feels because of wind

c)

The fan’s speed

d)

The color of the air

15.

What is an example of still air vs. moving air?

a)

Still air makes sweat dry fast

b)

Moving air helps cool you down

c)

Still air feels cooler

d)

Moving air keeps heat trapped