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SCIENCE 3 SEMI-FINALSVersión en línea Heat, Sound and Electricity por Meow meow meow meow meow meow De Mesa 1 The Sun and other stars are natural sources of light. Yes No 2 Light enables us to hear things around us. Yes No 3 Fuel and fire are other sources of light. Yes No 4 Animals which can emit or give off their own light are called bioluminescent. Yes No 5 Candles and torches are also natural sources of light. Yes No 6 Sound travels through most materials, including air. Yes No 7 The sound of a guitar is produced by blowing air into it. Yes No 8 An echo is produced when sound waves strike a surface. Yes No 9 Sounds are produced by vibrating objects. Yes No 10 Different objects produce similar sounds. Yes No 11 Loud sounds are pleasant to hear. Yes No 12 Sound travels fastest in air. Yes No 13 Frequency is the highness or lowness of a sound. Yes No 14 Father and adult males have thin vocal cords so their voices are high-pitched. Yes No 15 A pounding jackhammer produces a relaxing or soothing sound. Yes No 16 Vibrations are produced by up-and-down or back-and-forth movement of objects. Yes No 17 The primary source of heat energy is the Sun. Yes No 18 Petroleum and gasoline are examples of solid fuels. Yes No 19 Fire is spontaneous combustion. Yes No 20 Heat is produced when energy transfers from a cold body to a hot body. Yes No 21 Coal, oil, and natural gas are used to generate electricity. Yes No 22 Household appliances today operate through electricity. Yes No 23 Molten rocks found deep in Earth's interior are sources of heat energy and electricity. Yes No 24 Rusting of iron and digestion of food produce heat during energy transformation. Yes No 25 Heat is the energy of moving molecules. Yes No 26 Solar energy makes Earth a habitable place for living organisms. Yes No

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The Sun and other stars are natural sources of light.

Light enables us to hear things around us.

Fuel and fire are other sources of light.

Animals which can emit or give off their own light are called bioluminescent.

Candles and torches are also natural sources of light.

Sound travels through most materials, including air.

The sound of a guitar is produced by blowing air into it.

An echo is produced when sound waves strike a surface.

Sounds are produced by vibrating objects.

Different objects produce similar sounds.

Loud sounds are pleasant to hear.

Sound travels fastest in air.

Frequency is the highness or lowness of a sound.

Father and adult males have thin vocal cords so their voices are high-pitched.

A pounding jackhammer produces a relaxing or soothing sound.

Vibrations are produced by up-and-down or back-and-forth movement of objects.

The primary source of heat energy is the Sun.

Petroleum and gasoline are examples of solid fuels.

Fire is spontaneous combustion.

Heat is produced when energy transfers from a cold body to a hot body.

Coal, oil, and natural gas are used to generate electricity.

Household appliances today operate through electricity.

Molten rocks found deep in Earth's interior are sources of heat energy and electricity.

Rusting of iron and digestion of food produce heat during energy transformation.

Heat is the energy of moving molecules.

Solar energy makes Earth a habitable place for living organisms.