Heat Transfer Part 1 Question Preview (ID: 4290)


Linked To Scottish Curriculum Experiences And Outcomes. This Test Is Designed For S1 And S2 Students Studying Conduction, Convection And Radiation. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

In a solid, the particles are arranged so that they are
a) losely packed together
b) spread out and move quickly
c) tighly packed together
d) are able to move

When a solid is heated the particles
a) Vibrate
b) Spread out
c) move around and collide more frequently
d) stop vibrating

Conduction takes places between materials that are
a) separated
b) in contact
c) floating
d) -

Conduction can take place in
a) liquids
b) solids
c) solids, liquids and gases
d) solids and liquids

Conduction does NOT take place in which of the following
a) Oven Grill
b) Hair straightners
c) Iron
d) Toastie maker

Convection can happen in
a) solids and liquids
b) liquids and gases
c) gases only
d) liquids only

When you heat a lquid or gas the particle will
a) move slower
b) contract
c) move more quickly and spread out
d) get bigger

Convection causes heated liquids and gases to
a) fall
b) cool down
c) rise
d) melt

Liquids and gases rise and fall due to heat being transfered to them, this is known as a
a) River current
b) Electrical current
c) Convection Current
d) Currant Bun

Which IS an example of useful convection
a) curling tongs
b) hot air balloon
c) microwave
d) toaster

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