1.1.3 Thermal Conduction BEST

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Diagnostic questions

Hot soup

Fill in the gaps in this passage about heating soup. You should only use the words conductor and insulator.

5 points

conductor

insulator

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Conductor survey

What do you think about good conductors and insulators?

5 points

I am sure this is right

I think this is right

I think this is wrong

I am sure this is wrong

A Metals are good thermal conductors

B Trapped air is a good insulator

C Insulators have a higher temperature than good conductors

D Insulators can help to keep things cold

E Energy moves quickly through a conductor by heating

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Ice melt

1) Which ice cube will melt first?

1 point

A Ice wrapped in foil

B Ice wrapped in wool

C No difference

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2) Why do you think this will happen?

1 point

A Wool has more energy than the foil

B Insulators warm things up

C Foil heats and cools quickly

D Foil is a good thermal conductor

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Warm feeling

Read these statements about why metal feels cold and wood feels warm. What do you think about each one?

4 points

I am sure this is right

I think this is right

I think this is wrong

I am sure this is wrong

A Energy from the thermal store of your hand moves easily through the metal.

B Energy from the thermal store of the wood moves into your hand.

C Energy from the thermal store of your hand does not move easily through wood.

D The wood feels warm because your hand is warm.

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