Heat Review Jeopardy Template

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100 Conductor An object that heat can pass through easily is called a...	100 Insulator An object that heat cannot pass through easily is called an...	100 True True or False - There is heat in an iceberg.	100 0 degrees Celsius What temperature (in Celsius) does water freeze at?	100 the Sun What causes a lake to warm in the summertime? - Friction, snow, the sun or rain
200 Temperature The measure of how hot or cold an object is called...	200 Friction Rubbing your hands together is an example of...burning, mixing chemicals, friction or electricity?	200 212 degrees Fahrenheit What is the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit?	200 False True or False - A metal spoon is not a conductor.	200 32 degrees Fahrenheit What is the freezing point of water in Fahrenheit?
300 Wooden Spoon Which is a good insulator? - silver spoon, aluminum foil, stainless steel spoon, wooden spoon	300 Iron Which uses electricity to produce heat? - the Sun, a match or an iron	300 False True or False - An iron uses solar energy to get hot.	300 Using Fire Before ovens were invented, how did people cook their food?	300 Metal spoon Which is a conductor? - blanket, metal spoon, sweater or oven mitt
400 Celsius The metric temperature scale is...	400 Celsius and Fahrenheit What are the two scales used to measure temperature?	400 Insulation Material that is used to slow the movement of heat is called...	400 Thermostat What object do people use to control the temperature in a room?	400 b) mixes chemicals A heat pack/hand-warmer _____________ to get warm. a) burns b) mixes chemicals c) uses electricity
500 b) Hotter to cooler objects Thermal energy moves from: a) cooler to hotter objects b) hotter to cooler objects	500 Friction A force between moving objects is called...	500 Conduction Movement of heat between objects that are TOUCHING each other is called...	500 False True or False - When particles in an object move faster, that means its temperature is going down.	500 Burning chemicals, rubbing, friction and electricity Name all four ways that heat can be produced.

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