Temperature and Heat Jeopardy Game

1. Temperature and Heat Jeopardy Game

2. 3 ways What Am I? Radiation Convection Conduction 1.10 100 100 1.122 1.26 100 100 1.753 100 1.941 200 2.020 2.035 200 200 2.17 200 2.541 2.817 200 300 3.02 3.333 300 3.42 300 300 3.68 300 3.9 4.21 400 400 4.39 400 4.528 4.61 400 400 4.708 500 5.101 500 5.2 5.492 500 5.72 500 500 5.999

3. Row 1, Col 1 CONDUCTION The transfer of thermal energy from one particle to another

4. Row 2, Col 1 CONVECTION The transfer of thermal energy through the movement of a liquid or a gas

5. Row 3, Col 1 RADIATION Infrared light is a form of ________________.

6. Row 4, Col 1 CONDUCTION ______________ occurs when rapidly vibrating particles cause nearby particles to vibrate more rapidly.

7. Row 5, Col 1 CONVECTION _______________occurs when thermal energy is transferred by the flow of liquids or gases.

8. Row 1, Col 2 THE ENERGY OF MOVING OBJECTS OR PARTICLES Kinetic energy

9. Row 2, Col 2 MATERIALS THAT TRANSFER THERMAL ENERGY BETTER THAN OTHER MATERIALS A conductor

10. Row 3, Col 2 A MATERIAL THAT TRANSFERS THERMAL ENERGY POORLY An insulator

11. Row 4, Col 2 A LAYER IN THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE THAT BLOCKS MUCH OF THE SUN’S UV RAYS Ozone layer

12. Row 5, Col 2 THE AVERAGE KINETIC ENERGY OF THE PARTICLES IN A SAMPLE OF MATTER temperature

13. Row 1, Col 3 ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES Energy transferred by _______________ waves is called radiation.

14. Row 2, Col 3 VISIBLE Infrared waves have a longer wavelength than ___________ light.

15. Row 3, Col 3 UV A layer of ozone in the upper atmosphere blocks much of the Sun’s ___________ rays.

16. Row 4, Col 3 MATTER The transfer of thermal energy by radiation does not require ____________.

17. Row 5, Col 3 FALSE True or False? Darker colors reflect more visible light waves than they absorb.

18. Row 1, Col 4 TRUE True or False? A heated aquarium could have a convection current.

19. Row 2, Col 4 FLUIDS Convection occurs in _______s which are liquids or gases.

20. Row 3, Col 4 Answers will vary. Give two examples of convection

21. Row 4, Col 4 TRUE True or False? Leaves blowing in the wind are an example of a convection current occurring

22. Row 5, Col 4 FALSE True or False A campfire is an example of convection occurring

23. Row 1, Col 5 FALSE True or False? A hot air balloon is an example of conduction

24. Row 2, Col 5 FALSE. THAT IS THE DEFINITION OF HEAT. True or False? The transfer of thermal energy from warmer regions to cooler regions is conduction.

25. Row 3, Col 5 Answers will vary. Give two examples of conduction.

26. Row 4, Col 5 TEMPERATURE When a substance conducts thermal energy the _________________ of the substance may rise as thermal energy is absorbed.

27. Row 5, Col 5 TRUE True or False? Metal is a conductor because it assists in the transfer of thermal energy.