[originaltext]M: Ouch, how can the sand be so hot when the water’s still cold?

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问题  
M: Ouch, how can the sand be so hot when the water’s still cold? My feet feel like getting burnt
W: [12]Now, Mark, were you sleeping when professor Brock gave that lecture on specific heat in physics class?
M: I didn’t come to San Diego on spring break to talk about professor Brock’s physics class.
W: I know, me neither. I was just answering your question, that’s all.
M: What question?
W: You weren’t even paying attention to your own question
M: I was just complaining about the hot sand Considering what the water’s like, I wonder how the sand can be so hot.
W: Well, professor Brock’s lecture on specific heat might give you a clue. Water has a higher specific heat than sand.
M: Then why is the sand so much hotter if water has a higher specific heat?
W: Don’t you remember? Specific heat is the energy needed to raise the temperature of something. If something has a high specific heat, like water, it takes more energy to raise its temperature.
M: I see. So you are saying that something with a high specific heat, like water, doesn’t get hot as fast as something with a low specific heat, like sand, right?
W: Right. So sand gets hot faster during the day, that’s why it’s so hot while the water’s still cool.
M: I guess you are right, I should pay more attention in class.
12 What do we know about Mark from the conversation?
13 What is the meaning of specific heat?
14 Why is the sand hotter than the water?
15 What can we infer from the conversation?

选项 A、Water’s specific heat is higher than that of the sand.
B、Water’s specific heat is lower than that of the sand..
C、Water’s temperature changes faster than the sand.
D、Water absorbs less energy than the sand to get hot.

答案 A

解析 女士解释说,像水一样,如果某物的比热高,那么它升温所需的热量就要更多。男士听后,理解说到某物若像水一样,有高比热,就不会像低比热的事物(比如沙子)那样那么快变热,女士肯定了他的理解。故选A。
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