Temperature is a measure of the amount of ___________

This is a picture of the heat transfer___________ (IMAGE A)

What is the ideal body temperature for a human?

Which of these substances makes the best insulator?
A) Copper B) Sand
C) Cotton D) Water

This type of thermometer can read high temperatures, and is used in laboratories.

This is a picture of the heat transfer _____________
(IMAGE B)

This is the condition of dangerously high body temperatures due to the sun's heat.

Which word describes the movement of fresh air to replace stale air?
A) Convection B) Ventilation
C) Radiation D) Thermo-regulation

Which of these demos did NOT show thermal expansion:
A) Wax at the end of a heated rod melting
B) A balloon shrinking in a freezer
C) Bimetallic strip bending when heated
D) Alcohol in a thermometer rising

More heat would be absorbed by materials that are
DARK/LIGHT
SMOOTH/ROUGH
SHINY/DULL

This body function helps to cool us through evaporation.

Which four scenarios increase evaporation rate?
Hot/ cold air
Dry / humid air
Small/large surface area
Windy / still air

What type of thermometer is in this IMAGE (B)

This heat transfer does not require a substance to travel through.

In this picture (IMAGE D) which TWO types of heat transfer are penguins preventing for those in the middle?

Which of these methods of thermo-regulation do NOT use evaporation?
A) Elephant flapping ears
B) Dog panting over its tongue
C) Human sweating
D) Kangaroo licking its forearms

Increase in temperature results in
Faster/slower particle movement, higher/lower density, fluids rising/falling

Materials that prevent heat transfer are called this.

Name three things the body does to maintain heat.

What is wrong with the person in this IMAGE E and which form of heat transfer is being used to help?
A) hypothermia B) fever C) heat stroke
D) conduction E) convection F) radiation