A robber pointed his gun at Max and demanded his wallet while Max was alone. Max was frightened and scared by the robber. In another scenario, Max was driving too fast and was pulled over by a policeman who stopped him and gave him a ticket for exceeding the speed limit. The document provides writing prompts and suggested words to use for writing two paragraphs describing pictures, one about a robbery and one about being pulled over by police for speeding.
A robber pointed his gun at Max and demanded his wallet while Max was alone. Max was frightened and scared by the robber. In another scenario, Max was driving too fast and was pulled over by a policeman who stopped him and gave him a ticket for exceeding the speed limit. The document provides writing prompts and suggested words to use for writing two paragraphs describing pictures, one about a robbery and one about being pulled over by police for speeding.
This document discusses three modes of heat transfer: conduction, convection, and radiation. For conduction, it notes that materials can be good or poor conductors of heat. Convection involves hot or cold fluids rising or sinking, setting up convection currents that heat or cool surrounding areas quickly and evenly. Radiation describes how materials can be good or poor radiators and absorbers of heat energy depending on their properties like color, and how this affects heating and cooling through the emission and absorption of infrared radiation.