| What should you use to measure the temperature of a hot cup of tea? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following is a unit of temperature? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following is the symbol used to represent degrees Celsius? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following indicates to a doctor or a nurse that you have a fever? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What happens to your temperature when you do a lot of vigorous exercise? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What changes from its solid state to its liquid state as the temperature rises above zero degrees Celcius? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following is the correct way to write degrees Celsius in symbols? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which part of a thermometer is sensitive to the temperature of something? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Why should you put a thermometer in a tray when it is not in use? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Why should you wear safety goggles when measuring the temperature of water whilst heating it using a Bunsen burner? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Match the following objects to its temperature. | Measuring temperature | Matching | Year 7 | 5 | No diagram |
| In the morning, the temperature in a classroom is 22°C. What is the most likely temperature of a cup of coffee left on the teacher’s desk overnight? | Measuring temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| The temperature of pure boiling water is __________°C. | Changing temperature | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Human body temperature is normally about __________°C. | Changing temperature | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the name of the temperature at which water changes from its solid state into its liquid state? | Changing temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| At what temperature does pure water freeze, compared to the temperature at which pure water melts? | Changing temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| To measure temperature of a beaker of water, the water is stirred and the __________ of a thermometer is put into the middle of it. | Changing temperature | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following describes the particles in iron in its solid state? | Changing temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| What does increasing the temperature of a metal in the solid state do to the particles it is made from? | Changing temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Why does a solid expand at higher temperatures? | Changing temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| In how many directions (out of length, width and height) does a metal bar expand when its temperature increases? | Changing temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Two different sized blocks of pure solid water (ice) are removed from a freezer at the same time. Which block of ice melts at the lowest temperature? | Changing temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Why does a liquid expand when it is heated to a higher temperature? | Changing temperature | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Sort the following statements into the correct order to describe how a thermometer measures the temperature of some hot water. | Changing temperature | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| A rectangular block of steel has a length of 8 cm, a width of 4 cm and a height of 3 cm. What is the volume of the block in cm³? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following pieces of equipment can measure the volume of a liquid most precisely? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | Diagram |
| In which state of matter do the particles in water move the fastest? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| How close together are the particles of a liquid? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What happens to the particles that make up a gas when it is heated to a higher temperature? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Why would touching a very hot piece of solid metal burn your skin? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| 50 cm³ of water at 80°C is mixed with 50 cm³ of water at 40°C. What will be the resulting temperature of the mixture? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| 100 cm³ of water at 60°C is mixed with 50 cm³ of water at 30°C. What will be the resulting temperature of the mixture? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| 100 cm³ of water at 80°C is mixed with 300 cm³ of water at 40°C. What will be the resulting temperature of the mixture? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What word describes the directions in which particles of water move in the liquid or gas state? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What happens when faster moving particles of a hot solid collide with slower moving particles of a cold liquid? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| Why does a cube of solid water (ice) melt when it is put into a glass of lemonade at room temperature? | Mixing substances of different temperatures | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| In a piece of pure copper, what is there in the tiny gaps between particles of copper? | Cooling | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Starting with the slowest, sort the following states of matter of water in order of increasing speed of the particles of water in each. | Cooling | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following options help to prevent a thermometer falling onto the floor between measurements in an investigation? | Cooling | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 3 | No diagram |
| Starting with the weakest, sort the following states of matter of iron in order of increasing strength of the force holding particles together. | Cooling | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the approximate temperature of a classroom? | Cooling | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Match each of the following examples to the correct temperature. | Cooling | Matching | Year 7 | 5 | No diagram |
| When boiling water is poured from a kettle into a mug, why is the temperature of the water in the mug always less than 100°C? | Cooling | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following describes a cooling rate? | Cooling | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| A cooling curve shows how a cooling object's temperature changes with __________. | Cooling | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What does a steeper line on a cooling curve tell you about how quickly the temperature of a substance is falling? | Cooling | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Raising the temperature of water increases the amount of __________ it has. | Cooling | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| When an object cools down, its energy is __________ into the surroundings. | Cooling | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which material passes a vibration on the quickest when one end is shaken? | Thermal conductors | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Why is a solid often stiff? | Thermal conductors | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
