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Heat -- Third Grade
Heat -- Third Grade
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A variety of heat-related vocabulary words and concepts for third grade.
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1
Which of these is a good source of heat energy?
Wind
Air
Sunlight
Water
2
These would be good materials to determine the effect of sunlight on various objects.
Magnets, nails, and screws
A thermometer, a glass, and metal
A measuring tape, a scale, and water
A lever, a ramp, and a pulley
3
___________ and ___________ are the two most common scales of measuring heat on a thermometer.
Celsius and Kelvin
Fahrenheit and Celsius
Celsius and Heat
Above Zero and Below Zero
4
The information created in a table showing the effect of sunlight on various objects is ____.
Data
Pictures
Math
Writing
5
Scientists usually use the ___________ scale of measuring temperature.
Gesundheit
Kelvin
Fahrenheit
Celsius
6
We use the ______________
scale of measuring heat most often in the United States.
Celsius
Fahrenheit
Kelvin
Freezing
7
The form of heat energy produced by a star that allows all human, animal, and plant life to exist is
heat
burning
sunlight
friction
8
Which tool would you use to produce a table that shows the effect of sunlight on various objects?
Measuring tape
Ruler
Thermometer
Balance scale
9
The form of heat energy produced by combining wood, fire, and oxygen is. . .
convection
burning
friction
sunlight
10
The form of heat energy produced by rubbing our hands together is. . .
sunlight
sandpaper
burning
friction
11
Which of the following would make the BEST conductor of heat in a science experiment?
An oven mitt
A cup of water
A paper plate
A cardboard pizza box
12
____________ is the measure of how hot or cold something is.
Conduction
Thermometer
Temperature
Friction
13
_____ is a force between two moving objects that slows the objects down and also produces heat.
Heat
Magnetism
Friction
Gravity