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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Temperature Heat Conductors/ Insulators Thermo- dynamics Internal C. Engine Assorted

6. The F temperature scale. A 100

7. What is Fahrenheit? A 100

8. Water boils at this temperature in the Celsius Scale. A 200

9. What is 100 degrees? A 200

10. Temperature is defined as the average of this in a sample of matter. A 300

11. What is the average kinetic energy of the particles of a substance? A 300

12. Two substances in contact that have the same temperature are in this thermal state. A 400

13. What is a state of thermal equilibrium? A 400

14. This is the temperature on the Kelvin scale below which no temperature is possible. A 500

15. What is 0 Kelvin or Absolute Zero? A 500

16. Energy transferred between objects with different temperatures. B 100

17. What is heat? B 100

18. This unit of heat is also a unit of work, and a unit of kinetic or potential energy. B 200

19. What is a Joule? B 200

20. Transfer of heat by direct contact between objects. B 300

21. What is conduction? B 300

22. Heating the earth by the sun’s rays. B 400

23. What is radiation? B 400

24. These are produced when temperature differences in fluids cause a circulation of matter. B 500

25. What are convection currents? B 500

26. This is a substance that slowly transfers heat. C 100

27. What is an insulator? C 100

28. This transfers heat rapidly. C 200

29. What is a conductor? C 200

30. This type of substance is an example of a good heat conductor. C 300

31. What is metal? C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE

33. This value measures an insulation’s resistance to heat flow. C 400

34. What is R value? C 400

35. This is present between window panes and has a great insulating properties. C 500

36. What is a dead air space, (or just air)? C 500

37. In the term thermodynamic, the word thermal refers to this. D 100

38. What is the total energy of particles in a substance? D 100

39. The meaning of the word dynamic in the term thermodynamic. D 200

40. What is changing? D 200

41. The first law of thermodynamics is also referred to by this name. D 300

42. What is the Law of Conservation of Energy? D 300

43. This is the second law of thermodynamics. D 400

44. What is the entropy law (or the law that states that all systems tend toward more disorder and randomness)? D 400

45. This is the meaning of the word Entropy. D 500

46. What is the measure of a system’s disorder (or the tendency towards disorder)? D 500

47. The device that ignites the air-fuel mixture. E 100

48. What is the spark plug? E 100

49. This happens during the intake stroke. E 200

50. The air-fuel mixture is drawn into the engine E 200

51. This happens during the exhaust stroke. E 300

52. The products of combustion are pushed out of the engine by the action of the piston. E 300

53. This is a stroke in the internal combustion cycle during which both the exhaust and intake valves remain closed. E 400

54. What is the compression or the power/combustion stroke? E 400

55. The pistons are connected to this engine part by connecting rods. (They turn this part of the engine.) E 500

56. What is the crankshaft? E 500

57. The temperature scale in which water freezes at zero degrees. F 100

58. What is Celsius? F 100

59. This effect maintains the Earth’s temperature due to gases such as carbon dioxide. (Too much causes global warming.) F 200

60. What is the Greenhouse effect? F 200

61. Global Warming leads to this type of change on Earth. F 300

62. What is climate change? F 300

63. This is the definition of internal energy of a substance as defined in the Physics Textbook. F 400

64. What is the energy associated with the random, disordered motion of molecules. F 400

65. This state of matter comprises the major component of the Sun and other stars and contains charged particles. F 500

66. What is plasma? F 500

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68. Boiling water can cause a balloon to expand due to the production of water vapor. Internal energy is therefore used for work as this happens. Click on screen to continue

69. What is the balloon expansion provides a force that does work on the atmosphere (due to the pressure created from the water vapor production)? Click on screen to continue

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