Thermal Energy Lesson 1 Quiz

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Test your understanding of heat, temperature, and states of matter.

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Thermal Energy Lesson 1 QuizVersion en ligne Test your understanding of heat, temperature, and states of matter. par Kim Boxdorfer 1 When two objects are touching, heat transfer between them occurs. Yes No 2 Does a larger amount of a substance usually contain more particles than a smaller amount of the same substance? Yes No 3 Is temperature alone always enough to determine how much thermal energy a substance contains? Yes No 4 Two samples of the same liquid at the same temperature can have different total thermal energy. Yes No 5 Heat moves from cold objects to warm objects on its own. Yes No 6 Heat transfer always changes the phase of a substance. Yes No 7 When a solid melts, its particles move slower. Yes No 8 When soup boils and steam forms, is that an example of a change of state? Yes No 9 When steam cools and becomes liquid water, the kinetic energy of the particles increases. Yes No 10 Does heat move from warmer objects to cooler objects? Yes No 11 Does heat move from cold objects to warm objects on its own? Yes No 12 All substances have the same total thermal energy at the same temperature. Yes No 13 Does it usually take more energy to warm a larger amount of liquid than a smaller amount? Yes No 14 When heat moves into ice, do the particles in the ice begin moving faster? Yes No 15 If two liquids are the same substance and temperature, do they always contain the same total thermal energy? Yes No 16 Does boiling occur when enough thermal energy is added to a liquid? Yes No 17 If two drinks are the same temperature, can the larger drink contain more thermal energy? Yes No 18 Temperature measures the average kinetic energy of particles. Yes No 19 When heat is added to a substance, its particles usually move faster. Yes No 20 When ice is placed in a warm room, does heat move from the air into the ice? Yes No 21 When a liquid gains enough thermal energy, it can change into a gas. Yes No

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Thermal Energy Lesson 1 QuizVersion en ligne

par Kim Boxdorfer

When two objects are touching, heat transfer between them occurs.

Does a larger amount of a substance usually contain more particles than a smaller amount of the same substance?

Is temperature alone always enough to determine how much thermal energy a substance contains?

Two samples of the same liquid at the same temperature can have different total thermal energy.

Heat moves from cold objects to warm objects on its own.

Heat transfer always changes the phase of a substance.

When a solid melts, its particles move slower.

When soup boils and steam forms, is that an example of a change of state?

When steam cools and becomes liquid water, the kinetic energy of the particles increases.

Does heat move from warmer objects to cooler objects?

Does heat move from cold objects to warm objects on its own?

All substances have the same total thermal energy at the same temperature.

Does it usually take more energy to warm a larger amount of liquid than a smaller amount?

When heat moves into ice, do the particles in the ice begin moving faster?

If two liquids are the same substance and temperature, do they always contain the same total thermal energy?

Does boiling occur when enough thermal energy is added to a liquid?

If two drinks are the same temperature, can the larger drink contain more thermal energy?

Temperature measures the average kinetic energy of particles.

When heat is added to a substance, its particles usually move faster.

When ice is placed in a warm room, does heat move from the air into the ice?

When a liquid gains enough thermal energy, it can change into a gas.