Plants for Food and Fibre

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Heat and Temperature GLO 1
There are 14 questions on this test Historical
Perspective Questions 1 8 Heat
Technologies Questions 9 14 Each slide is
timed to change automatically You will have 45
seconds to complete each question Following the
last slide on this test Question 14 Follow your
teachers instructions to score and record the
test. All of your answers should be recorded on
the Student Response Form HT73-1
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Historical
Perspective
Question 1 The need to stay warm has always been
a part of life for humans. Until about 1600,
people thought that heat was a combination of
A. Fire and air B. Light and air C. Light
and fire D. Color and light
Question 2 In early times, people observed that
heat because it seemed to flow from a hot place
to a cold place must be an invisible fluid that
they called A. temperature B. thermal C.
energy D. caloric
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Historical
Perspective
Question 3 The Franklin stove, invented by
Benjamin Franklin, is a heating technology that
has a dual purpose. Besides heating a room, it
was also used as a A. foot warmer B.
smokehouse C. cooking stove D. bar-b-cue grill
Question 4 The official unit of heat energy is
the A. watt B. joule C. kilowatt D.
gigajoule
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Historical
Perspective
Question 5 Needs are the basic required
conditions for the survival of life. Wants are
not vital to survival. Which of the following
statements represents a need? A. I need a
glass of water to quench my thirst. B. I need
that designer jacket, so I can stay warm this
winter. C. I need a clear cover duo tang for my
science lab notebook. D. I need to camp in a
trailer, so I dont freeze when I am camping.
Question 6 The chimney first appeared in Europe
in the A. 1200s B. 1400s C. 1700s D. 1800s
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Historical
Perspective
Question 7 The reappearance of central heating
occurred in the late 1700s, as coal became the
main fuel source. Central heating was originally
developed around 100 B.C. by the A. Americans
B. Canadians C. Romans D. Greeks
Question 8 People make choices to use heat
technologies. One reason they choose not to use
them is because the thermal resources we have on
Earth are not unlimited. In order to have enough
for the future we need to achieve A.
sustainability B. standard of living C.
conservative use D. technological freedom
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Heat Technologies
Question 9 A technology that has replaced
boiling water over an open campfire gives us a
warning when the water has boiled. This
technology is ... A. a micro-sensing digital
boiler B. a solar powered water heater C. a
hot water heater D. an electric kettle
Question 10 This type of Thermal Energy source
can be used to cook food, but they are hard to
control, dangerous and messy. A. open fire B.
Franklin stove C. pioneer stove D. modern gas
stove
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Heat Technologies
Question 11 Choose the technology that you would
need so that you could heat a large room in your
house, and maintain a constant comfortable
temperature in that room. A. a gas furnace B.
a digital thermostat C. an electric fireplace
D. a wood-burning fireplace
Question 12 Overheating can be a problem for
hand-held hair dryers. A device, that is used to
shut off the thermal energy when it gets too hot,
is needed. This device is ... A. the fan B.
the heating element C. automatically controlled
D. a button on the hair dryer
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Heat Technologies
Question 13 What unit of energy does the heating
company use to determine the amount of money they
charge to help fuel the heating technology in
your house A. gigajoule B. kilowatt C.
joule D. watt
Question 14 Making choices is important to
maintain sustainability of thermal heat sources.
When we refer to sustainability we are indicating
we want to use resources wisely and do as little
damage as possible to the A. economy B.
population C. environment D. standard of living
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1
This is the End of this test ANSWER
KEY Historical Perspective Questions 1
8 Heat Technologies Questions 9
14 Follow your teachers instructions to score
and record the test. All of your answers should
be recorded on the Student Response Form HT73-1
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Historical
Perspective
Question 1 The need to stay warm has always been
a part of life for humans. Until about 1600,
people thought that heat was a combination of
A. Fire and air B. Light and air C. Light
and fire D. Color and light
Question 2 In early times, people observed that
heat because it seemed to flow from a hot place
to a cold place must be an invisible fluid that
they called A. temperature B. thermal C.
energy D. caloric
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Historical
Perspective
Question 3 The Franklin stove, invented by
Benjamin Franklin, is a heating technology that
has a dual purpose. Besides heating a room, it
was also used as a A. foot warmer B.
smokehouse C. cooking stove D. bar-b-cue grill
Question 4 The official unit of heat energy is
the A. watt B. joule C. kilowatt D.
gigajoule
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Historical
Perspective
Question 5 Needs are the basic required
conditions for the survival of life. Wants are
not vital to survival. Which of the following
statements represents a need? A. I need a
glass of water to quench my thirst. B. I need
that designer jacket, so I can stay warm this
winter. C. I need a clear cover duo tang for my
science lab notebook. D. I need to camp in a
trailer, so I dont freeze when I am camping.
Question 6 The chimney first appeared in Europe
in the A. 1200s B. 1400s C. 1700s D. 1800s
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Historical
Perspective
Question 7 The reappearance of central heating
occurred in the late 1700s, as coal became the
main fuel source. Central heating was originally
developed around 100 B.C. by the A. Americans
B. Canadians C. Romans D. Greeks
Question 8 People make choices to use heat
technologies. One reason they choose not to use
them is because the thermal resources we have on
Earth are not unlimited. In order to have enough
for the future we need to achieve A.
sustainability B. standard of living C.
conservative use D. technological freedom
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Heat Technologies
Question 9 A technology that has replaced
boiling water over an open campfire gives us a
warning when the water has boiled. This
technology is ... A. a micro-sensing digital
boiler B. a solar powered water heater C. a
hot water heater D. an electric kettle
Question 10 This type of Thermal Energy source
can be used to cook food, but they are hard to
control, dangerous and messy. A. open fire B.
Franklin stove C. pioneer stove D. modern gas
stove
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Heat Technologies
Question 11 Choose the technology that you would
need so that you could heat a large room in your
house, and maintain a constant comfortable
temperature in that room. A. a gas furnace B.
a digital thermostat C. an electric fireplace
D. a wood-burning fireplace
Question 12 Overheating can be a problem for
hand-held hair dryers. A device, that is used to
shut off the thermal energy when it gets too hot,
is needed. This device is ... A. the fan B.
the heating element C. automatically controlled
D. a button on the hair dryer
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Heat and Temperature GLO 1 Heat Technologies
Question 13 What unit of energy does the heating
company use to determine the amount of money they
charge to help fuel the heating technology in
your house A. gigajoule B. kilowatt C.
joule D. watt
Question 14 Making choices is important to
maintain sustainability of thermal heat sources.
When we refer to sustainability we are indicating
we want to use resources wisely and do as little
damage as possible to the A. economy B.
population C. environment D. standard of living
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