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Resource 1: Heat and temperature true/false quiz
Read each statement in Table R1.1 and decide whether you think it is true or false. If you are not sure, tick the ‘Not sure’ box.
Statement | True | False | Not sure | |
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1 | Heat is the total amount of energy in an object. | |||
2 | All objects contain heat. | |||
3 | Thermal energy means the same as heat. | |||
4 | Heat is a form of energy. | |||
5 | Temperature measures heat. | |||
6 | Temperature and heat are the same. | |||
7 | An iceberg has more heat than a cup of hot tea. | |||
8 | Heat is the energy transferred between objects because of a temperature difference between them. | |||
9 | ‘Hot’ and ‘cold’ are words that describe the temperature of an object. | |||
10 | ‘Hot’ and ‘cold’ are words that describe the amount of thermal energy an object has. | |||
11 | Heat is a substance, like air or water, that flows in and out of objects. | |||
12 | ‘Cold’ is the opposite of ‘heat’. | |||
13 | Only hot objects have heat. | |||
14 | There are different types of heat, such as natural heat and normal heat. | |||
15 | Some objects are colder than others because of what they are made from, e.g. such as floor tiles and metal. | |||
16 | When two cups of cold water of the same temperature are mixed, the water will be twice as cold. | |||
17 | Thermometers are used for measuring heat. | |||
18 | The temperature of iced water at 0 °C will go down when more ice is added. |
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