Who wants to be a

Millionaire?

Hosted by Mrs. Noack

Confident?

The Prizes1 - $1002 - $2003 - $5004 - $1,0005 - $2,0006 - $4,0007 - $8,000

8 - $16,0009 - $32,00010 - $64,00011 - $125,00012 - $250,00013 - $500,00014 - $1,000,000

Lifelines• “Phone a friend”• Ask the audience

$100All movement of particles requires:

B - temperatureA - energy

C - inferD - insulator

A - energy

$200What is the energy of the motion of particles in matter?

B - convectionA - conduction

C – thermal energyD – infrared radiationC – thermal energy

$500What is a measure of the average energy of motion of matter?

B - fuelA – thermal energy

C - temperatureD - heatC - temperature

$1,000What are the bundles of energy that move through matter and space called?

B – thermal energyA - temperature

C - particlesD - heatD - heat

$2,000What is fuel?

B – anything that has massA – anything that can burn

C – anything that has heatD – anything that has particles

A – anything that can burn

$4,000What is solar energy?

B – energy from the sunA – energy that is hot

C – energy from convectionD – energy from conduction

B – energy from the sun

$8,000Which energy transfer must happen through particles of matter touching or bumping?

B - solarA – infrared radiation

C - convectionD - conductionD - conduction

$16,000Which energy transfer can only happen in liquids or gasses?

B - conductionA - convection

C - radiationD – infrared radiation

A - convection

$32,000Which transfer of energy can happen between solid, liquids, or gasses that aren’t touching?

B - convectionA - conduction

C - radiationD - insulationC - radiation

$64,000Where does most infrared radiation come from?

B – the sunA – particles of matter

C – the moonD – heat

B - sun

$125,000What are the bundles of energy that transfer heat called?

B - insulatorsA - fuel

C - conductorsD – infrared radiaitonD – infrared radiation

$250,000How can you tell which matter has the most thermal energy?

B – use a graduated cylinderA – use a thermometer

C – use a balanceD – use a conductor

A – use a thermometer

$500,000Which state of matter would take up the most volume?

B - solidA - gas

C - liquidD - water

A - gas

$1,000,000Using a thermometer, what can you not infer about matter?

B – its thermal energyA – its temperature

C – its massD – the speed of particlesC – its mass

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