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True or False: heat transfers to cold and cold transfers to heat
True
False
True or False: heat transfers to cold, but cold does not transfer to heat
True
False
What does a heat conductor do?
Slows down the rate of heat transfer
Speeds up the rate of heat transfer
The flow of heat transfer
Controls heat
What does a heat insulator do?
Slows down the rate of heat transfer
Speeds up the rate of heat transfer
Stops noise from coming through
Completes an electrical circuit
What happens when heat transfers through radiation?
Two objects are touching
Electromagnetic waves (like sunlight) transfer heat
Cold fluids are dense and sink, pushing warmer fluids up
The smallest particles of matter are called ____________.
Neutrons
Electrons
Protons
Atoms
The path along which electricity travels.
Fuse
Electric current
Electric Discharge
Insulator
Which of these in an insulator?
A copper wire
A silver spoon
A rubber coating on a wire
An aluminum coating on a wire
Electrical current cannot flow through _____________.
A closed circuit.
An open circuit.
Electrical current
Magnetic poles
In which of the following materials do charges to flow more easily?
Glass
Bamboo
Metal wires
Rubber mats
Static electricity is an electric charge caused by friction that can build up on a material or surface. One example of static electricity is:
Solar power
Magnetism
Lightning
When two magnets repel, they _________.
Change color
Pull together
Push apart
Get colder
When two magnets attract, they ________.
Push apart
Change color
Get colder
Pull together
A magnet cannot not move which of the following objects?
Paper clip
Nail
Toothpick
Staple
Four items are placed the same distance from the magnet. Which one of the objects will be the easiest for the magnet to pull?
Eraser
Iron nail
Aluminum can
Piece of paper
The strongest part of a magnet is ______.
The bars
The outer magnetic field
The poles
The middle
What is Geomagnetism?
Lightning storms
Really strong magnets
When magnets repel
Earth's magnetism
Where is the geomagnetic force the strongest?
A
B
C
D
Aurora Borealis, or polar lights, occur when Solar Winds reach the Earth's magnetic field. Where will the charged particles become visible?
A
B
C
D
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