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Conductor/Insulator Sort; Energy Transfer Sort

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Which material can easily transfer heat or electricity?

Insulator

Friction

Induction

Conductor

Which material resists the flow of heat or electricity?

Conduction

Conductor

Insulator

Friction

What is the transfer of heat through direct contact?

Friction

Conductor

Conduction

Insulator

What is the material that does not conduct heat well?

Friction

Insulator

Conductor

Induction

What process produces static electricity through rubbing?

Friction

Conductor

Conduction

Insulator

What is the most effective way to transfer heat energy?

Friction

Conduction

Induction

Insulator

Select all of the conductors from the list

Paper clip

Towel

Cotton ball

Aluminum foil

Copper wire

Paper

Select all of the insulators from the list

Paper clip

Towel

Cotton ball

Aluminum foil

Copper wire

Paper

Water is an insulator.

True

False

Select all of the conductors 

Nail

Rubber band

Plastic Spoon

Metal Spoon

Tin Can

Penny

Toothpick

Crayon

Select all of the insulators

Nail

Rubber band

Plastic Spoon

Metal Spoon

Tin Can

Penny

Toothpick

Crayon

After turning off the television, you approach it. As you get close, but not touching it, the hairs on your arm start to stand up. This is an excellent example of static charge built up by

A. induction

B. friction

C. convection

D. conduction