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Worksheet: Heat transferName:Class: Answer the questions.- How does heat travel through a solid metal spoon placed in hot soup?
a) Conductionb) Convectionc) Evaporationd) Radiation - Which material is the best conductor of heat?
a) Copperb) Plasticc) Rubberd) Wood - In conduction, particles pass on vibrations to their neighbours.
a) Trueb) False - Why does heat conduct better in metals than in gases?
a) Particles are biggerb) Particles are closer togetherc) Particles are colderd) Particles do not move - Heat transfer by the movement of fluids is called what?
a) Conductionb) Convectionc) Insulationd) Radiation - When air is heated, what happens to its density?
a) It becomes zerob) It decreasesc) It increasesd) It stays the same - Warm air rises above a radiator. What is this movement of air called?
- How does heat from the Sun reach Earth?
a) Conductionb) Convectionc) Evaporationd) Radiation - Radiation needs particles of matter to carry heat from place to place.
a) Trueb) False - Which surface is best at absorbing heat radiation?
a) Dull blackb) Dull whitec) Shiny silverd) Shiny white - Why do woolly jumpers keep you warm?
a) They block cold particlesb) They conduct heat wellc) They create heatd) They trap air, which insulates - Name the type of material that is poor at conducting heat.
- Why is a double-glazed window with a gap between the panes a good insulator?
a) Air conducts heat very wellb) Gaps let in more heatc) Glass makes heatd) Trapped air or gas conducts poorly - What is temperature a measure of?
a) How fast heat is lostb) How hot or cold something isc) The mass of a substanced) The total heat energy stored - A bathtub of warm water contains more heat energy than a cup of boiling water.
a) Trueb) False - What unit is usually used to measure heat energy in science?
Answers- Conduction
- Copper
- True
- Particles are closer together
- Convection
- It decreases
- A convection current
- Radiation
- False
- Dull black
- They trap air, which insulates
- An insulator
- Trapped air or gas conducts poorly
- How hot or cold something is
- True
- Joule
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