The four laws of thermodynamics in everyday life

Grade 10 Science Worksheet

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  1. A gas is squeezed with 300 J of work done on it, and it gives off 100 J of heat. What is the change in its internal energy, Ari?

  2. A gas is squeezed with 450 J of work done on it, and it gives off 600 J of heat. What is the change in its internal energy, Bo?

  3. A gas is squeezed with 250 J of work done on it, and it gives off 90 J of heat. What is the change in its internal energy, Esme?

  4. Which has the most entropy: ice, liquid water or steam, Jun?

    • Ice
    • Liquid water
    • Steam
  5. Ice melts in a warm room. What happens to the water's entropy, Kira?

    • It increases
    • It stays at zero
    • It decreases
  6. A drop of food coloring spreads through still water by itself. Which law does this show, Luz?

    • The second law
    • The zeroth law
    • The third law
  7. Hot soup sits in a cool kitchen. Which way does heat flow, Noah?

    • From the room to the soup
    • No way: they're apart
    • From the soup to the room
  8. What happens to the universe's entropy during a spontaneous change, Pia?

    • It drops to zero
    • It increases
    • It decreases
  9. What is absolute zero, Ren?

    • 0 K, the lowest temperature
    • 100 K, the coldest gas
    • 0 °C, where water freezes
  10. What does the third law say about a perfect crystal at 0 K, Tala?

    • Its entropy is zero
    • It turns into a gas
    • Its entropy is at a maximum
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The four laws of thermodynamics in everyday life

Answer Key - Grade 10 Science Worksheet

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. A gas is squeezed with 300 J of work done on it, and it gives off 100 J of heat. What is the change in its internal energy, Ari?

    200 J
  2. A gas is squeezed with 450 J of work done on it, and it gives off 600 J of heat. What is the change in its internal energy, Bo?

    -150 J
  3. A gas is squeezed with 250 J of work done on it, and it gives off 90 J of heat. What is the change in its internal energy, Esme?

    160 J
  4. Which has the most entropy: ice, liquid water or steam, Jun?

    • Ice
    • Liquid water
    • Steam
  5. Ice melts in a warm room. What happens to the water's entropy, Kira?

    • It increases
    • It stays at zero
    • It decreases
  6. A drop of food coloring spreads through still water by itself. Which law does this show, Luz?

    • The second law
    • The zeroth law
    • The third law
  7. Hot soup sits in a cool kitchen. Which way does heat flow, Noah?

    • From the room to the soup
    • No way: they're apart
    • From the soup to the room
  8. What happens to the universe's entropy during a spontaneous change, Pia?

    • It drops to zero
    • It increases
    • It decreases
  9. What is absolute zero, Ren?

    • 0 K, the lowest temperature
    • 100 K, the coldest gas
    • 0 °C, where water freezes
  10. What does the third law say about a perfect crystal at 0 K, Tala?

    • Its entropy is zero
    • It turns into a gas
    • Its entropy is at a maximum