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Thermal Energy Transfer Unit Test Review

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

Put the temperatures in order according to the average kinetic energy of their particles.

a)

Highest average kinetic energy

1.

85ºF

b)

Second-highest average kinetic energy

2.

67ºF

c)

Second-lowest average kinetic energy

3.

0ºF

d)

Lowest average kinetic energy

4.

-12ºF

2.

Match and complete the definitions below.

a)

Conduction is best described as heat being transferred through

1.

Physical contact with

each other

b)

Convection is best described as heat being transferred through

2.

Circulating currents of

fluid or air

c)

Radiation is best described as heat being transferred through

3.

Empty or open space

3.

Put the kinetic situations into order (drag and drop) from

the lowest to the hightest amount of kinetic energy.

Lowest <<< --------------------------- >>> Highest

a)

b)

c)

d)

1)
2)
3)
4)
4.

The greatest conduction heat exchange would be between (a)  

​ The least conduction heat exchange would be between ​ ​ (b)  

Choose from the below words
Between Block 1 and Block 2
Between Block 1 and Block 4
Between Block 2 and Block 4
5.

Identify the kinetic energy for each scenario showing the particle movement as being faster or slower.

an ice cube tray in the freezer ​ (a)  

a bag of popcorn in the microwave​ (b)  

a hot air balloon lifting off the ground​ (c)  

candle wax after the flame is out​ (d)  

a rack of ribs on the grill​ (e)  

Choose from the below words
slower
faster
6.
Question Image

Match the thermal energy transfer methods with the correct definitions for the lava lamp.

a)

Conduction

1.

Heat goes from the light bulb to the gla

b)

Convection

2.

Oil and wax circulates in the bottle

c)

Radiation

3.

Feel the heat coming from the lava

7.

Which observation correctly identifies convection?

a)

The warm wax rises and cool wax sinks in the bottle.

b)

I can feel the heat from bottle when my hands are near it.

c)

The hand gets hot when I touch the bottom of the lamp.

d)

The lamp heats the bottle when it is turned on.

8.

How would having gloves on change how the heat was transferred when touching the lamp?

a)

They slow heat transfer by radiation from the glass bottle to the student’s hands.

b)

They slow heat transfer by convection from the glass bottle to the student’s hands.

c)

They slow heat transfer by conduction from the glass bottle to the student’s hands.

d)

They slow heat transfer by convection from the safety gloves to the student’s hands

9.

Thermal energy transfer happens by CONDUCTION when ____________.

a)

waves of energy are sent through space

b)

two objects are in direct contact with each other

c)

air or fluid are moving in currents

d)

two objects are the same temperature

10.

Thermal energy transfer happens by CONVECTION when ____________.

a)

waves of energy are sent through space

b)

two objects are in direct contact with each other

c)

air or fluid are moving in currents

d)

two objects are the same temperature

11.

Hot air baloons use what type of thermal energy transfer process?

a)

Conduction

b)

Convection

c)

Radiation

12.

A simple homemade chicken egg incubator with a light bulb in a box is an example of __________.

a)

Conduction

b)

Convection

c)

Radiation

13.

Label the image.

14.

Look at the picture of boiling water. What type of heat moving is happening in the water? (a)  

Choose from the below words
Conduction
Convection
Radiation