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Which of the following statements correctly describes a use of heat energy in our daily life?

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Important Questions on Heat Transfer

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Define temperature.
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State True or False. If false, correct the statement.

The applied heat energy can be realized as an increase in the average kinetic energy of the molecules. 

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The heat given to a substance may result in increase in _____.
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Why we leave some space between two rail tracks while joining it.
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If you apply heat energy, the temperature of a system will _____(decrease/ increase/ remain same).
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 Why are there gaps between the rails of a railway line, especially during the summer when temperatures increase?
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While sweating, contact with air makes us feel cool. Why?
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Which of the following is the effect of heating?
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What are the effects of heat?
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Fill in the blank with correct option.
sun,     liquids,    contract,     gases,    energy,    temperature,   expand,     solids

When most of the solids, liquids and gases are cooled, they _____.

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Non conductor of heat is -
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On heating a body, its temperature _____(decreases/ increases).
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Fill in the blank with correct option.

sun,     liquids,    contract,     gases,    energy,    temperature,   expand,     solids

When most of the solids, liquids and gases are heated, they _____.

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Explain expansion of gases through an activity?
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To keep the body warm there is dense _____ on the body of polar bear.
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Choose the right word from the following:
(heat, solute, condensation, melting, freezing, solution, sedimentation, soluble)
When we _____ the matter, the molecules present in it start moving faster.

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If you apply some heat energy to a substance, which of the following can take place in it?
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State whether the following statement is true or false.

To keep the body cool there is dense fur on the body of the polar bear.

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When an object is heated, its temperature
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The temperature of pure melting ice is: