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WorksheetsHeating Cooling Revision 2025
Total questions: 87
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
Which is true ?
Heat energy always moves from the (a) towards the (b)
Which is the correct direction of heat transfer ?
Which is the correct direction of heat transfer ?
Which best describes the movement of energy?
Which best describes the movement of energy?
Which best describes the movement of energy?
Which best describes the movement of energy?
Which best describes the movement of energy?
Heat energy enters
Heat energy leaves
Cold energy leaves
Cold energy enters
Which best describes the movement of energy?
Cold energy leaves
Cold energy enters
Heat energy enters
Heat energy leaves
Tick all the options that are methods of transferring heat
conduction
convection
radiation
translocation
insulation
Label each method of heat transfer
The books represent (a)
The people represent (b)
How many methods of heat transfer are there?
(a)
Which method of heat transfer is passing heat from particle to particle via direct contact?
conduction
convection
radiation
Which method of heat transfer involves a particle carrying heat energy around with it as it moves from place to place?
conduction
convection
radiation
Which method of heat transfer involves a particle throwing out heat energy into empty space?
conduction
convection
radiation
match these
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Water looks different at different temperatures. Match the labels to the picture
Compare the density
Most dense
quite dense
least dense
The icecream is (a) energy in the form of (b)
Things expand on heating because the ....
particles spread out
particles get larger
Heat causes expansion because it increases ....
...the size of the particles
...the distance between the particles
A typical body is (a)
A typical room is (b)
Show how the particles change with temperature
Closer together
Further apart
Quicker motion
Less dense
Slower motion
More dense
Less Energy
More Energy
This Leslie cube contains hot water. Which side has the highest reading on the radiation thermometer?
shiny copper
mat black
This Leslie cube contains hot water. Which side has the lowest reading on the radiation thermometer?
shiny copper
mat black
These covered thermometers were left out in the sun. Which thermometer will have the highest reading?
These covered thermometers were left out in the sun. Which thermometer will have the lowest reading?
These flasks contain ice. They were put in the sun. Label the results.
Tap water was put inside these containers in the sun. Add the labels to show what would happen
Why are these firefighters wearing silver suits ?
to absorb heat radiation
to reflect heat radiation
This device heats water using the heat from the sun.
Why is this solar water heater coloured black?
to absorb more radiation
to reflect more radiation
The wax will melt first on the ....
silver metal plate
black metal plate
The temperature rises faster on the thermometer covered with ....
silver foil
black paper
which ball would heat up fastest if left in the sun ?
On a sunny summer day, which hair would feel hottest?
The silver surface is (a) more heat
The hot tea will cool at different rates in these mugs. Add the labels
Some glass mugs were painted.
Which glass mug would keep tea hottest ?
transparent
glass
white
glass
silver
glass
all the same
Hot air has (a) compared to cold air
more density
(a) rises because it is (b) by comparison
Which type of air sinks because it is heavier ?
Cold Air
Hot Air
Why do hot air balloons rise up?
the air inside expands
it has an engine
there is less gravity
the wind carries it
What will happen when this metal ball is heated?
it will grow in size
it will shrink in size
it will not change its size
Cooling will make particles ...
Speed up
Slow down
Heating will make particles ....
get closer together
spread further apart
Cooling will make things ....
contract smaller
expand bigger
Cooling will make particles ....
get closer together
spread further apart
Heating will make things get ....
More dense
(1cm3 is heavier)
Less dense
(1cm3 is lighter)
Cooling will make things get ....
More dense
(1cm3 is heavier)
Less dense
(1cm3 is lighter)
Heating will make particles ....
speed up
slow down
Heating will make things ....
contract smaller
expand bigger
The red liquid in a thermometer
(a) as the temperature increases.
Which temperature scale is used in the UK?
Celcius
Fahrenheit
Kelvin
Centimeters
Hot air particles have
(a) compared to cold air
Which thermometer contains slower particles?
thermometer in a cold room
thermometer in a hot room
they are the same
The red liquid inside a school thermometer is ...
mercury
wine
alcohol and dye
water and dye
blood
Show how the particles change with temperature
Closer together
Further apart
Quicker motion
Less dense
Slower motion
More dense
Less Energy
More Energy
What is the temperature of freezing water (ice)
(a)
What is the temperature of boiling water (steam)
(a)
What is the temperature of a typical room in Celsius
(a)
What is the temperature of a typical body in Celsius
(a)
Match
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Match
ice
water
steam
Which is most spread out ?
Solid
liquid
gas
Which has the most energy ?
Solid
liquid
gas
Which is most dense ?
Solid
liquid
gas
Water looks different at different temperatures. Match the labels to the picture
You should pour (a) on a stiff jar lid to make it (b) and become looser
Which particles are hotter?
Which thermometer is hotter?
Heat causes expansion because it increases ....
...the size of the particles
...the distance between the particles
Which is correct for this balloon ?
Inside = Hot air
Outside = Cold air
Inside = Cold air
Outside = Hot air
Things expand on heating because the ....
particles spread out
particles get larger
what causes the liquid to flow around in a lava lamp?
Conduction
Convection
heat travels through a metal rod by ....
Conduction
Convection
Choose all the places that Convection can occur ...
gas
solid
liquid
Near the ceiling of a room the air is warmer. The warm air rises because of
conduction
convection
gravity
The arrows in the water represent the movement of particles by ...
Conduction
Convection
A hot iron will transfer heat by ............ when you touch it
Convection
Conduction
Look at the picture. The hot particles inside this solid metal ball are rising upwards
false
true
Complete the sentence ...
When you heat this ball of metal up it will ...
grow in size
shrink in size
stay the same size
Which one can only occur in liquids and gases ?
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
Which one can occur in a vacuum without particles ?
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
The heat from the sun is transferred to Earth by ...
Conduction
Radiation
Convection
The Earth's liquid mantle has ................... currents
Convection
conduction
radiation
insulation
