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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Feeling Hot, Hot, Hot! Heat Energy Transfers Conductors And Insulators Our Favorite Inventions You Light Up My Life Save the Earth!

6. A 100 Which type of temperature scale has water freezing at 0 degrees?

7. A 200 Which temperature scale is used more often than any other scale?

8. A 300 Which temperature scale has water boiling at 212 degrees?

9. A 400 Which temperature scale states that everything, including the tiniest particles, stops moving at absolute zero?

10. The United States is one of the only countries to use this temperature scale. A 500

11. B 100 Sunlight hits the earth’s surface more ___________ in the summer than it does in the winter. A.angled B.powerfully C.directly

12. B 200 Rather than saying “Keep the cold out,” what should we be saying in the winter? Why?

13. What can we do to prevent heat from transferring from our homes to the outside? B 300

14. Why do our cold drinks get warm after sitting out for a while? B 400

15. What are the 3 conditions that must occur for a hurricane to form? B 500

16. C 100 Materials that transfer heat easily are known as _____________.

17. Materials that slow the transfer of heat are called _____________. C 200

18. Aluminum, stainless steel, and copper are all examples of _________. C 300

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20. Plastic, wood, rubber, and cloth are all examples of ___________ that limit the transfer of heat. C 400

21. C 500 Which of these materials is the best conductor of heat? A.stainless steel B.iron C.aluminum D.copper

22. This useful kitchen appliance, invented in 1919, comes from the Latin word “tostum,” which means scorching or burning. D 100

23. When he was only fifteen years old, Chester Greenwood invented this useful object. He first used beaver fur and black velvet as the materials but eventually revised them. D 200

24. Alexander Fleming accidentally invented this while he was studying bacteria. D 300

25. The first of these in 1913 were dangerous to the environment because they released a gas called Freon into the air. Today, they use ammonia gas in these because it is environmentally friendly. D 400

26. We can thank George Crum for inventing these while he was trying to please a picky eater in 1853. D 500

27. The higher the number of ___________, the more energy the light bulb uses per second. E 100

28. Compact fluorescent bulbs use much less ___________ to produce the same amount of light as incandescent bulbs. E 200

29. Why doesn’t everyone use compact fluorescent light bulbs if they are more energy-efficient and last longer? E 300

30. E 400 Thomas A. Edison introduced the first practical light bulb known as an ____________ light bulb over 100 years ago. A. fluorescent B.incandescent C.Light Emitting Diode

31. E 500 The amount of light produced by a light bulb is measured in ______________. A. watts B.lumens C.gallons D.meters

32. __________ resources of energy, such as solar, wind, and water, are resources that “flow” continuously and will never run out. F 100

33. The energy of moving water, known as _________, can be used to turn turbines and generate electricity. F 200

34. The ___________ Effect occurs when a layer of gases builds up in our atmosphere, trapping more and more heat and causing the earth’s temperature to gradually rise. F 300

35. When fossil fuels are burned and harmful gases are released, they combine with water droplets in the air and fall to the earth known as __________ rain. F 400

36. Scientists capture the heat from magma or molten rock to generate electricity. This is called __________ energy. F 500

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38. Name 3 things you and your family can do to reduce the amount of energy you use. These steps must be from the text! Click on screen to continue

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