Thunderstorms are created by which form(s) of energy transfer in the atmosphere?
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Convection
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Evaporation and conduction
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Radiation only
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Conduction and radiation
Q.2.
Why are metals good heat conductors?
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They are shiny and solid
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Their particles are far apart
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Their particles are packed close together
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They are malleable and ductile
Q.3.
"Particles with more energy move in to take the place of particles with less energy" What method of heat transfer is being described in the previous sentence?
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Sublimation
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Conduction
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Convection
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Radiation
Q.4.
On a sunny day, why is it slightly harder to swim back to the shore of a lake than to swim towards the center?
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The sun makes the water at the edge of the lake expand more than at the center so you are swimming uphill
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The sun heats shallow water at the edge faster than the deep water, creating a convection current that flows towards the center
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You are more tired because you have already swum out to the center of the lake
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There is no difference
Q.5.
What is the main way that heat passes through a brick in the wall of a building?
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Convection
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Conduction
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Radiation
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All of the above
Q.6.
Which state(s) of matter is (or are) fluids?
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Solids and liquids
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Liquids only
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Liquids and gasses
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Gasses only
Q.7.
Why do hot air ballons rise?
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The flames from the burner are going upwards and they push the balloon into the air
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The helium they contain is lighter than air
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The heat from the burners causes the air inside to become less dense
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They only rise because the pilot throws out some weight from the basket
Q.8.
Houses built with thick stone walls usually stay cooler inside during the summer than houses built with thinner brick walls. Why might this be?
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Conduction is slower through the thicker walls
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No convection can occur through the thicker walls
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No conduction can occur through the thicker walls
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The clay used to make bricks always contains some impurities that make it a better conductor of heat than stone
Q.9.
How does extra heat affect the particles of a metal?
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It makes them vibrate faster
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It makes them move around more and change places, reducing its density
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It slows down the movement of the particles
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It melts them
Q.10.
In what substances can convection occur?
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Solids
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Only liquids
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Liquids and gasses
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Only gasses
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