# 8
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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what is the heat in the atmosphere that moves from place to place | radiation
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tings are always _________ | moving
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the more _______ you give to a substance the more it moves | heat
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________ causes heat and ____ causes movement | movement heat
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every atom has ________ inside itself | movement
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the earths _______ absorbs energy from the sun | surface
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some energy is transferred back into the __________ | atmosphere
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gas molecules are constsntly ______ | moving
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cold molecules move more _______ | slowly
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hot molecules move more ______ | fastly
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the total energy of motion is called ________ energy | thermal
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___________ is the average amount of energy of motion in each molecule of substance | temperature
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the basic matter of which something is made | substance
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98.6 degrees is the _____________ temp. of humans | average body
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_____________ is 1 of the most important elements of weather | temperature
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air temp.is measured with a _____________ | thermometer
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the liquid inside of a themometer is __________________ or ________ | colored alcohal or mercury
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thermo means | heat
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meter | measure
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a thermometer works because liquids _______ when heated and __________ when cooled | expand contracts
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one of something | unit
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why is mercury and alchohal used in thermometers | it has low and high freezing points
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all ____________ have different freezing points | substances
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alchohal boils at ___ and freezes at ___ | 144 -148.5
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mercury freezes at ___ and boils at ___ | -38 674
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mercury symbol | Hg
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temp. is measured in ________ | degrees
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there are 2 different kinds of therm _________ and _________ | farenheit and celsius
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you feel heat through ____________ radiation | ultra violet
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heat is transferred from ______ molecules to ______ molecules | hotter colder
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heat is transferred in 3 ways _________, ___________, ______________ | radiation conduction convection
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you (can or can not ) see IR heat with normal vision | can not
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__________ heat spreds out and warms air | radiation
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__________ is the type heat that ia transferred by directly touched heat transferred from oe substance to another | conduction
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the closer together molecules the more _________ they can conduct heat | effectively
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__________ is the transfer of heat thru the movement of afluid warm air rises and cool air sinks | convection
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______ heat warms the atmosphere | all
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__________ currents move thru the troposphere | convection
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