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Chapter 7: Heat Transfer in Nature — Online MCQ Test

SCIENCE (CURIOSITY) · CLASS 7th · Karnataka State Board
Practice Chapter 7: Heat Transfer in Nature with a free chapter-wise online MCQ test. This chapter covers: Heat Temperature Conduction Convection Radiation Thermal expansion Water cycle Heat transfer Insulation. AI-generated questions from basic to board-exam level, with instant results and explanations.

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Chapter 7: Heat Transfer in Nature — Important Questions & Answers

Which unit is commonly used to measure temperature in science?
  • A. Kelvin
  • B. Metre
  • C. Kilogram
  • D. Second
Answer: A. Kelvin
Temperature is measured using units such as degree Celsius and Kelvin. Among the given options, Kelvin is the correct unit.
Heat flows naturally from a ______ body to a colder body.
  • A. smaller
  • B. hotter
  • C. heavier
  • D. shiny
Answer: B. hotter
Heat always moves from a body at higher temperature to a body at lower temperature until both reach the same temperature.
A metal spoon becomes hot when one end is kept in hot tea. This is mainly due to:
  • A. Conduction
  • B. Convection
  • C. Radiation
  • D. Condensation
Answer: A. Conduction
In conduction, heat travels through a solid from the hotter part to the colder part. A metal spoon is a good conductor of heat.
Why do people wear woollen clothes in winter?
  • A. Wool produces heat
  • B. Wool traps air and reduces heat loss
  • C. Wool reflects all sunlight
  • D. Wool increases evaporation
Answer: B. Wool traps air and reduces heat loss
Woollen clothes trap air, and air is a poor conductor of heat. This helps the body retain heat in cold weather.
A metal lid on a glass jar is difficult to open. Which method is most effective according to thermal expansion?
  • A. Cool the metal lid with ice
  • B. Heat only the metal lid in warm water
  • C. Fill the jar with cold water
  • D. Keep the jar in the refrigerator for long
Answer: B. Heat only the metal lid in warm water
Metal expands on heating more than glass. Heating the lid makes it expand slightly and become easier to remove.