vibratesolidparticlesdo whattheyspeedupwhathappens assubstancesheat upenergywhat does Qstand for inthe specificheatequation1degreeCelsiusThe amount ofthermal energyneeded to raisethe ____temperature of1kg100degreesCelsiusBoilingpointis...masswhat does mstand for inthe specificheatequationHeatEnergytransferredbetween theparticles oftwo objects .Gasstate ofmatter wheresubstancesmove fastSolidWhich stateof mattermoves theslowest.LiquidState ofmatter wherea substanceis freelymoving.metalsA commonexample ofa goodconductor0degreesCelsiusfreezingpointis...Jwhat isthe unitfor energydegreesHow do wemeasuretemperatureThermometerA deviceused formeasuringtemperature.movingallparticlesaregramswhat isthe unitfor massradiationwhen youstand nearfire to feelwarmthHigherIf the atomsare movingfast, thetemperaturewould be...98.6degreesFahrenheitThe body'snaturaltemperatureexpansionthermometerswork by the_____ of aliquid tomeasuretemperatureHot tocoldThedirectionof heattransferCondensationgas toliquidspeeda thermometermeasures the____ ofmolecularmovementboilingliquidto gasHighspecificHeatIt requiresmore energyto changetemperature.TemperatureAveragekinetic energyof all particleswithin anobject.ColderIf the atomsare movingslow, theobject wouldfeel...meltingsolid toliquidvibratesolidparticlesdo whattheyspeedupwhathappens assubstancesheat upenergywhat does Qstand for inthe specificheatequation1degreeCelsiusThe amount ofthermal energyneeded to raisethe ____temperature of1kg100degreesCelsiusBoilingpointis...masswhat does mstand for inthe specificheatequationHeatEnergytransferredbetween theparticles oftwo objects .Gasstate ofmatter wheresubstancesmove fastSolidWhich stateof mattermoves theslowest.LiquidState ofmatter wherea substanceis freelymoving.metalsA commonexample ofa goodconductor0degreesCelsiusfreezingpointis...Jwhat isthe unitfor energydegreesHow do wemeasuretemperatureThermometerA deviceused formeasuringtemperature.movingallparticlesaregramswhat isthe unitfor massradiationwhen youstand nearfire to feelwarmthHigherIf the atomsare movingfast, thetemperaturewould be...98.6degreesFahrenheitThe body'snaturaltemperatureexpansionthermometerswork by the_____ of aliquid tomeasuretemperatureHot tocoldThedirectionof heattransferCondensationgas toliquidspeeda thermometermeasures the____ ofmolecularmovementboilingliquidto gasHighspecificHeatIt requiresmore energyto changetemperature.TemperatureAveragekinetic energyof all particleswithin anobject.ColderIf the atomsare movingslow, theobject wouldfeel...meltingsolid toliquid

Heat vs. Temperature - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. solid particles do what
    vibrate
  2. what happens as substances heat up
    they speed up
  3. what does Q stand for in the specific heat equation
    energy
  4. The amount of thermal energy needed to raise the ____ temperature of 1kg
    1 degree Celsius
  5. Boiling point is...
    100 degrees Celsius
  6. what does m stand for in the specific heat equation
    mass
  7. Energy transferred between the particles of two objects .
    Heat
  8. state of matter where substances move fast
    Gas
  9. Which state of matter moves the slowest.
    Solid
  10. State of matter where a substance is freely moving.
    Liquid
  11. A common example of a good conductor
    metals
  12. freezing point is...
    0 degrees Celsius
  13. what is the unit for energy
    J
  14. How do we measure temperature
    degrees
  15. A device used for measuring temperature.
    Thermometer
  16. all particles are
    moving
  17. what is the unit for mass
    grams
  18. when you stand near fire to feel warmth
    radiation
  19. If the atoms are moving fast, the temperature would be...
    Higher
  20. The body's natural temperature
    98.6 degrees Fahrenheit
  21. thermometers work by the _____ of a liquid to measure temperature
    expansion
  22. The direction of heat transfer
    Hot to cold
  23. gas to liquid
    Condensation
  24. a thermometer measures the ____ of molecular movement
    speed
  25. liquid to gas
    boiling
  26. It requires more energy to change temperature.
    High specific Heat
  27. Average kinetic energy of all particles within an object.
    Temperature
  28. If the atoms are moving slow, the object would feel...
    Colder
  29. solid to liquid
    melting