Heat And Temperature Quiz Questions and Answers

Questions : 12 | Total Attempts: 4009 | Recent Updated: 01-Oct-2020
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Heat is a form of energy that makes any object hot or cold. It is also called thermal energy. Thermal energy is the total energy (kinetic, vibrational, and rotational) of all the individual molecules in which the given object is made. Heat is measured by the temperature effect it produces in material bodies. When a body is heated its energy increases, and? when it is cooled its energy decreases. Most substances increase their size on heating and decrease their size on cooling. Let's test yourself with the heat and temperature trivia quiz.

Questions Excerpt


1. What is the unit of energy?

A. Joule

B. Centigrade

C. Reaumer

D. Kelvin

2. Which of the following can be measured by calorimeter?

A. Heat

B. Temperature

C. Specific heat

D. Latent heat

3. Which of the following shows linear expansion?

A. Gases

B. Liquids

C. Solid

D. All of the above

4. What is the SI unit of latent heat?

A. Kj/kg

B. Cal/g

C. J/kg

D. J/g

5. What is the normal temperature of the human body?

A. 98.4 degree fahrenheit

B. 96.4 degree fahrenheit

C. 90 degree fahrenheit

D. 100 degree fahrenheit

6. Which of the following is the smaller temperature?

A. 1 degree fahrenheit

B. 1 degree reaumer

C. 1 degree Kelvin

D. 1 degree centigrade

7. 1 Calories are equal to?

A. 4.18 joule

B. 4 joule

C. 6 joule

D. 41.8 joule

8. When heat is absorbed, the temperature________.

A. Decreases

B. Increases

C. Goes up and down

D. Nothing happens

9. What is the temperature?

A. Microscopic concept

B. Macroscopic concept

C. Space time concept

D. None of the above

10. Celsius was initially known as as_____.

A. Kelvin

B. Fahrenheit

C. Centigrade

D. Joule

11. Relative humidity increases with the _________of temperature.

A. Decrease

B. Same

C. Increase

D. None of the above

12. How does the melting point of ice varies with an increase in pressure?

A. No change

B. Increase

C. Decrease

D. Keeps fluctuating

 

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