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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from Heat
Which of these is NOT a producer
of heat?
* friction
* mixing matter
* electricity
* storms
$100 Answer from Heat
storms
$200 Question from Heat
A force that occurs when one object
rubs against another object:
* electricity
* friction
* burning fuels
$200 Answer from Heat
friction
$300 Question from Heat
Grilling vegetables on a fire fueled
by charcoal is an example of heat
produced by
* friction
* burning
* mixing different kinds of
matter
$300 Answer from Heat
burning
$400 Question from Heat
A measure of how hot or cold
something is.
* thermometer
* temperature
* fahrenheit scale
$400 Answer from Heat
temperature
$500 Question from Heat
To measure the temperature
difference in two bowls, you
would use a
* ruler
* thermometer
* balance
$500 Answer from Heat
thermometer
$100 Question from Heat
Which of these is NOT a way heat
travels?
* conduction
* transfer
* radiation
* convection
$100 Answer from Heat
transfer
$200 Question from Heat
The movement of heat within a
solid or from one solid to
another. (ex: hot frying pan)
* convection
* radiation
* conduction
$200 Answer from Heat
conduction
$300 Question from Heat
The movement of heat through liquids
and gases is (ex: boiling water or cool
air sinking and warm air rising in a
room)
* conduction
* radiation
* convection
$300 Answer from Heat
convection
$400 Question from Heat
Solar energy moves from the Sun to Earth
by this:
* convection
* radiation
* conduction
$400 Answer from Heat
radiation
$500 Question from Heat
Name 3 of the 4 examples of materials
that act as insulators. These items do not
allow heat to pass through it easily.
$500 Answer from Heat
Wood, paper, rubber, plastic
$100 Question from Heat
What are 3 items of clothing that act as
insulators when you are outdoors in cold
weather?
rtion from Heat
Mittens, hats, gloves, boots, coats
$200 Answer from Heat
conductors
$300 Question from Heat
If sandpaper is rubbed on a wooden board
for several minutes, how will this affect
the temperature of the sandpaper?
*The temperature will decrease
*The temperature will increase
*The temperature will stay the same
$300 Answer from Heat
The temperature will increase
$400 Question from Heat
If a cold juice box is placed in direct
sunlight, what change will take place in
the thermal energy of the particles that
make up the juice?
*the thermal energy will increase
*the thermal energy will decrease
*the thermal energy will stay the same
$400 Answer from Heat
• The thermal energy will increase
$500 Question from Heat
What happens to the liquid inside the
thermometer if it is placed in boiling
water?
•It contracts
•It rises
•It goes down
$500 Answer from Heat
It rises
$100 Question from Magnets
What do all magnets have in common?
•They are made of steel.
•They have a north and south pole.
•They stick to wood
•They can only attract things made of
rubber.
$100 Answer from Magnets
They have a north and south pole
$200 Question from Magnets
Which of these things will a magnet
attract?
•A Book
•A leaf
•Eraser
•Metal paper clip
$200 Answer from Magnets
Metal paper clip
$300 Question from Magnets
A magnet will attract to objects made of
___ and ____.
•Rubber and iron
•Copper and iron
•Aluminum and nickel
•Iron and nickel
$300 Answer from Magnets
Iron and nickel
$400 Question from Magnets
What will most likely happen to the poles
of two bar magnets that north is facing
south?
•Their magnetism will decrease
•They will repel each other
•They will attract each other
•They will create a stronger magnetic field
$400 Answer from Magnets
They will attract each other
$500 Question from Magnets
Where is the strongest part of a bar
magnet?
•At its north pole
•At its south pole
•At both of its poles
•In the middle
$500 Answer from Magnet
Both of its poles
$100 Question from Magnet
The invisible area around a
magnet where it can attract
objects is called its
•North poles
•South poles
•Magnetic field
$100 Answer from Magnet
Magnetic field
$200 Question from Magnet
Which of the following statements is
TRUE about magnets?
•Unlike poles on a magnet will attract
each other.
•Like poles on a magnet will attract each
other.
•Magnets will attract iron nails and paper.
$200 Answer from Magnet
Unlike poles on a magnet will attract each other
$300 Question from Magnet
In what ways is Earth like a giant
magnet?
•Earth is shaped like a bar
•Earth has two magnetic poles and a
magnetic field
•Earth has gravity and attracts metal
$300 Answer from Magnet
Earth has two magnetic poles and a magnetic field.
$400 Question from Magnet
If the north poles of two magnets are
placed near each other, the magnets will
•Pull together
•Push apart
•Become stronger
$400 Answer from Magnet
Push apart
$500 Question from Magnet
What is the naturally magnetic rock found at or
near Earth’s surface?
*granite
*calcite
*sandstone
*lodestone
$500 Answer from Magnet
lodestone
Final Jeopardy
To magnetize an iron object you would
*stroke it with a copper nail
*stroke it with a magnet
*bring it near a compass
*sprinkle it with iron filings
Final Jeopardy Answer
Stroke it with a magnet