Temperature and Energy Transfer in Substances Quiz

Heating a substance leads to energy loss.

Cooling a substance results in a decrease in temperature.

The higher the temperature, the slower the atoms/molecules move.

When a substance is warmed, the atoms/molecules move slower.

Cooling a substance causes the atoms/molecules to get closer together.

When a substance is cooled, the atoms/molecules lose energy and move slower.

Heating a substance leads to a decrease in the speed of the atoms/molecules.

The volume of a substance increases when it is cooled.

Cooling a substance results in atoms/molecules moving faster.

The atoms/molecules of a substance expand when they are warmed.