South Asia Political and Physical Geography Review

Heat Transfer - 100The process when two objects transfer heat by coming into direct contact

RulesA group will pick a question and have 30 seconds to answer. If they do not get the answer correct, the next group may steal the question.If a group steals a question, it is still their turn to choose the next question.When it is a groups turn, they are allowed to discuss the correct answer with each other.Groups talking when it is not their turn will lose 100 points.Conductors & Insulators - 100What is a conductor?Parts of a Wave - 100The highest peak of a wave?Heat Transfer - 200The process by which heat energy is transferred in gases and liquids.Solutions - 200What is a solvent in a solution?Conductors & Insulators - 200What is an insulator?Parts of a Wave - 200The lowest point or valley of a wave.Heat Transfer - 300The process by which heat energy is transferred across distances in the form of electromagnetic waves.Solutions - 300If I am making a solution of kool-aid which part(s) are the solute? Which part(s) are the solvent?Conductors & Insulators - 300Name three examples of good conductors be specificParts of a Wave - 300The distance from one wave peak to another wave peak.

Heat Transfer - 400Why does an ice cube melt when it is in your hand? (Hint: must mention energy.)Solutions - 400Give an example of a solution and explain which is the solvent and which is the solute. (can not use kool-aid example!)Conductors & Insulators - 400Name three examples of good insulators be specificParts of a Wave - 400This part of the wave shows how much energy a wave has. It is the distance between the center of the wave to the peak.Heat Transfer - 500Give a real-world example of :Conduction, convection, and radiation.Solutions - 500Explain, what is a solution?Conductors & Insulators - 500Explain why stepping from a carpet onto a tile floor, makes your bare feet suddenly feel cold?

Parts of a Wave - 500The ratio that shows how many waves pass through a fixed point in a given amount of time (usually 1 second).

Topic: HEAT

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Final JeopardyAs a group, decide how many points you want to riskRemember, if you miss the question, you will lose however many points you riskEach group writes their answer on a sheet of paper

Final JeopardyUsing complete sentences write out your final response

Explain what temperature is and how thermometers work!