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Class -7 _ Heat Transfer In nature _ Lesson -1 _ Conduction

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Froggy Jumps Class-7th ConductionVersión en línea Class -7 _ Heat Transfer In nature _ Lesson -1 _ Conduction por SUBHAM PRADHAN 1 What is conduction? a A. Transfer of heat by movement of particles b B. Transfer of heat without actual movement of particles c C. Transfer of heat through light only 2 Heat always flows from: a A. Cold region to hot region b B. Hot region to cold region c C. Both directions equally 3 Which of the following is a good conductor of heat? a A. Wood b B. Plastic c 4 Which of the following is a poor conductor of heat? a A. Copper b B. Iron c C. Wood 5 Why did the first needle fall first in the activity? a A. It was heavier b B. It received heat first c C. The wax was weaker 6 Why did all the needles not fall together? a A. Heat travelled gradually through the metal strip b B. Needles had different masses c C. The flame became weak 7 Did the flame directly touch all the needles? a A. Yes b B. No c C. Only the last needle 8 How did heat reach the other needles? a A. Through air only b B. Through water c C. Through the metal strip 9 Why are cooking utensils generally made of metal? a A. Metals are colourful b B. Metals are good conductors of heat c C. Metals are lighter 10 Why are pan handles often made of plastic or wood? a A. They are poor conductors of heat b B. They are shiny c C. They are heavier 11 What happens to particles during conduction? a A. They move from one end to another b B. They vibrate and transfer heat c C. They disappear

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Class-7th ConductionVersión en línea

Class -7 _ Heat Transfer In nature _ Lesson -1 _ Conduction

por SUBHAM PRADHAN

What is conduction?

A. Transfer of heat by movement of particles

B. Transfer of heat without actual movement of particles

C. Transfer of heat through light only

Heat always flows from:

A. Cold region to hot region

B. Hot region to cold region

C. Both directions equally

Which of the following is a good conductor of heat?

A. Wood

B. Plastic

Which of the following is a poor conductor of heat?

A. Copper

B. Iron

C. Wood

Why did the first needle fall first in the activity?

A. It was heavier

B. It received heat first

C. The wax was weaker

Why did all the needles not fall together?

A. Heat travelled gradually through the metal strip

B. Needles had different masses

C. The flame became weak

Did the flame directly touch all the needles?

A. Yes

B. No

C. Only the last needle

How did heat reach the other needles?

A. Through air only

B. Through water

C. Through the metal strip

Why are cooking utensils generally made of metal?

A. Metals are colourful

B. Metals are good conductors of heat

C. Metals are lighter

Why are pan handles often made of plastic or wood?

A. They are poor conductors of heat

B. They are shiny

C. They are heavier

What happens to particles during conduction?

A. They move from one end to another

B. They vibrate and transfer heat

C. They disappear

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Class-7th ConductionVersión en línea

por SUBHAM PRADHAN

What is conduction?

Heat always flows from:

Which of the following is a good conductor of heat?

Which of the following is a poor conductor of heat?

Why did the first needle fall first in the activity?

Why did all the needles not fall together?

Did the flame directly touch all the needles?

How did heat reach the other needles?

Why are cooking utensils generally made of metal?

Why are pan handles often made of plastic or wood?

What happens to particles during conduction?

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