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    This document contains a test on hot and cold temperatures with multiple choice and short answer questions. The test instructs students to sort objects as hot or cold, compare two items using temperature related terms, identify insulators, define temperature-related terms, list the parts of an observation, and describe observations of snow and freezing milk based on given situations. It concludes by congratulating students on completing the test and allowing them to draw or do a word search.

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    Name: _________________________

    Hot and Cold Temperatures Test 1

    Read your instructions carefully! Good luck!


    1. Sort the objects as either hot or cold. Write things your think are
    cold in the cold side of the chart. Write things you think are hot in
    the hot side of the chart.
    /4
    HOT

    Ice

    Sun

    COLD

    Air
    Conditioner

    Furnace

    Steam

    Inside the
    Outside the
    Milk
    school
    school
    2. Compare two things using the words hotter than and colder than
    in your sentence. Make sure you write hotter than and colder
    than in your sentence!
    /2

    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    3. Circle the objects that are insulators.
    /3

    Whale

    Glass Cup

    Thermos
    Tin Can

    Metal Pan

    Paper

    Multiple Choice. Circle the correct definition.

    4. What is blubber?
    /1
    a. The name of playdough.
    b. Fat like substance that keeps things hot or cold.
    c. A conductor that does not keep things hot or cold.
    d. None of the above.

    5. What is insulation?
    /1
    a. Material used to keep things hot or cold.
    b. Material used to make other things hot or cold.
    c. A type of food.
    d. Both a. and b.

    6. What is temperature?
    /1
    a. An object used to measure how hot or cold an object is.
    b. When it is hot outside.
    c. When it is cold outside.
    d. How much heat an object has.

    7. What are the 5 parts of an observation?


    1. ________________________________
    2. ________________________________
    3. ________________________________
    4. ________________________________
    5. ________________________________

    /5

    8. Read the situations. Pick one! Write what you can observe from
    the situation. Use complete sentences.
    /8
    A) There is snow outside on the ground. I picked some up and
    brought it inside in a cup. Record what you observe.

    B) There is milk in my cup and I have put it in the freezer. Record


    what you observe.

    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________

    CONGRATULATIONS! You have completed your test on hot and


    cold temperatures! If you are done, you can draw a picture on
    the back of your test or complete a Christmas word search.

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