Temperature Scale Comparison Worksheet

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Temperature Scale Comparison Worksheet

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The boiling point of water is _______ F°, _______ °C and _______ °K

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The rentry temperature of the space shuttle is hot enough to melt gold.

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False

When comparing 0° Kelvin (k) and -273° Celsius (c), which is colder?

Celsius 

Kelvin

They are the same temperature

The boiling point of water is _______ F°, _______ °C and _______ °K

The coldest recorded temperature of a human city was

-95.8° F

-95.8° C

-95.8° K

Which temperature scale has never gotten to zero in real life?

Celsius

Farenheit

Kelvin

Match the temperatures to their units for the Average human body temperature

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37°		Farenheit
310°		Celsius
98.6°		Kelvin

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The rentry temperature of the space shuttle is hot enough to melt gold.

True

False

When comparing 0° Kelvin (k) and -273° Celsius (c), which is colder?  

Celsius 

Kelvin

They are the same temperature

The coldest recorded temperature of a human city was

-95.8° F

-95.8° C

-95.8° K

Which temperature scale has never gotten to zero in real life?

Celsius

Farenheit

Kelvin

Match the temperatures to their units for the Average human body temperature

37°

Farenheit

310°

Celsius

98.6°

Kelvin