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Energy - Hot And Cold
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Energy - Hot And Cold

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Heat is a type of energy. It is not nice to be too cold. It is nice to be warm. But being too hot can be a bad thing. At school you will have learned that we measure how hot or cold it is by taking the temperature. We use thermometers to measure the temperature. These questions are all about being hot and cold, about temperature and about heat energy.

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1.
We can sense if we are hot or cold. Which part of us senses hot or cold?
Our eyes
Our hair
Our skin
Our ears
If we are too cold, we start shivering
2.
Holly and Beth are playing in the snow. It is cold. Before they went out, their Mom told them to:
Eat some candies
Get wet through
Wrap up warm
Fall out among themselves
How have Holly and Beth wrapped up to stay warm?
3.
The picture shows a pond in a park. How do you know the water in the pond is very cold?
Because the water has frozen
Because there are no leaves on the trees
Because the sun is shining
Because the water has melted
Water freezes and turns into ice. Water is a liquid. Ice is a solid
4.
How do you know the water is very hot?
Because you can see through the dish
Because the dish is transparent
Because there is no lid on the dish
Because the water is boiling
Remember - never touch pans or dishes on cookers
5.
Ellie’s house has central heating. The rooms in the house are heated by radiators.

Ellie’s Mom says, ‘It is too warm.’ She turns down the central heating.

What does Ellie’s Mom use to turn down the central heating?
A thermometer
A thermostat
A radiator
A boiler
Do you have a thermostat on the wall of your classroom at school?
6.
What do we use to measure temperature?
A ruler
A thermometer
A compass
A calculator
Have you ever used a thermometer?
7.
This stove is very hot. It has a lot of ____ energy.
Sound
Heat
Electrical
Magnetic
Be careful! Never touch a hot stove
8.
What do we call how hot or cold it is?
The weather
The temperature
The pressure
The height
Temperature is measured in degrees centigrade (oC)
9.
Tom’s Mom opens the fridge door. She says it is:
Cooler inside the fridge than outside the fridge
Cooler outside the fridge than inside the fridge
Warmer inside the fridge than outside the fridge
Just as warm inside the fridge as outside the fridge
Fridges keep food cool. Freezers are very cold. They freeze food
10.
This is a bonfire. Why is the bonfire hot?
Because the sun is shining
Because it is a yellow color
Because the wood is burning
Because the wood is melting
Burning produces a lot of heat
Author:  David Bland
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