Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.Brad is swimming in the ocean on a hot sunny day. He finds the water to be much colder than the sand on the beach, even though the Sun is warming them both. Identify the reasons for Brad’s observation.The water is colder than the sand because it requires more to change temperature. This is because the water has a higher than the sand.

Hypothesis: The temperature change will differ between the sand and water samples. Specifically, the sand will exhibit a greater temperature increase compared to the water when the same amount of hot water is added. This is because sand has a lower specific heat capacity than water, meaning it requires less energy to increase its temperature.

What would make the ocean water warmer?Group of answer choicesincreased sunlight angledecreased sunlight angleincreased sunlight reflectionhigher salinityincreased latitude

Peter, Pedro, John, and Juan are enjoying a day at the beach. They all dip their toes into the ocean to test the water temperature. Which law of thermodynamics explains why they all feel the same temperature? *First law of thermodynamicsSecond law of thermodynamicsThird law of thermodynamicsZeroth law of thermodynamics

When warm air at a beach rises, cold air comes in replacing the warm air, causing _____

It's a beautiful day and you decide to go to the beach with some friends. The sun is its nuclear energy into radiant energy in a process called nuclear fusion. Then the sun its thermal energy to the sand beneath you. The hot sand its thermal energy to your feet as you run across the sand. As you cool your feet in the ocean, what you're really doing is the thermal energy from your feet to the ocean water. Feeling much refreshed, you decide to join a game of beach volleyball. You watch as server her mechanical energy from her hand to the ball. The guy next to you is not paying attention and the ball smacks him in the head the ball's kinetic energy into sound energy with a "thump."