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3rd Grade: Thermodynamics
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3rd Grade: Thermodynamics
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13 Questions

1.
Scale used to
measure temperature
in the U.S.

2.
A material that easily
transfers energy from one
source to another

3.
Tool used to measure
temperature in degrees
Celsius and Fahrenheit

4.
The measure of how
much heat energy is in
a substance

5.
To liquify because of heat

6.
the total amount of area that the surface of an object occupies

7.
matter that has mass and takes up space

8.
How quickly molecules are moving

9.
Scale used to
measure temperature
in the metric system

10.
To decrease in temperature

11.
The smallest particle
of a substance

12.
the way to measure temperature using numbers by skip counting

13.
Material that blocks the
transfer of energy from
one source to another

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