✦ New Age Learning
Home › Learn › Class 7 › Science › Heat Transfer in Nature

Class 7 Science Chapter 7: Heat Transfer in Nature — practice questions with answers

Free practice for Class 7 Science, Chapter 7: Heat Transfer in Nature. Try the solved questions below, then take a free test with instant marking and explanations.

28 questions10 easy, 12 medium, 6 hardNCERT · CBSE · State boards

Sample questions with solutions

Q1. Why is winter in Kerala warmer than in Gangtok, according to the grandfather?
  1. Kerala is closer to the equator and has a long coastline
  2. Kerala has more mountains
  3. Gangtok is near the sea
  4. Kerala has no Sun
Show answer
Answer: A. Kerala is closer to the equator and has a long coastline
Why: Closeness to the equator and the sea makes Kerala warmer and humid. [p.89]
Q2. Wax-fixed pins on a metal strip heated at one end fall one by one, nearest pin first. What does this show?
  1. Heat travels along the strip from the hot end to the cold end
  2. All parts heat at once
  3. Wax melts by itself
  4. Pins are magnetic
Show answer
Answer: A. Heat travels along the strip from the hot end to the cold end
Why: Heat moves along the strip, melting the wax near each pin in turn. [p.90–91]
Q3. Heat transfer from the hotter part of an object to the colder part, without the particles moving from their places, is called ______.
Show answer
Answer: conduction
Why: In conduction, particles pass heat to neighbours but do not move. [p.91]
Q4. A paper cup hung above a candle rises. Why?
  1. Air around the flame heats, expands, becomes lighter and rises
  2. The candle pushes it with light
  3. The thread shrinks
  4. Cold air rises
Show answer
Answer: A. Air around the flame heats, expands, becomes lighter and rises
Why: Warm air expands, occupies more space and rises. [p.93]
Q5. Heat transfer by the actual movement of particles of a liquid or gas is called ______.
Show answer
Answer: convection
Why: In convection the particles themselves move. [p.94, p.102]
Q6. Soil and water are heated together for 20 minutes. Which gets hotter faster?
  1. Soil
  2. Water
  3. Both the same
  4. Neither
Show answer
Answer: A. Soil
Why: The soil’s temperature rises more than water’s — soil heats up faster. [p.95]

Practise all 28 questions free

Timed test, marked instantly, with the correct answer and explanation for every question and a chapter-wise report.

Start the free test

Understand it by doing

Try the interactive Science Lab for Class 7.

Frequently asked questions

How many practice questions are there for Class 7 Science Chapter 7: Heat Transfer in Nature?

28 questions (10 easy, 12 medium, 6 hard). A few are solved on this page; the free test shows the answer and explanation for every question after you submit.

Is this chapter from the NCERT book?

Yes — it follows the NCERT Class 7 Science syllabus, used by CBSE and many state boards.

← Adolescence: A Stage of Growth and ChangeMeasurement of Time and Motion →