1. The measuring units of temperature are  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration,  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration and fahrenheit

2. The amount of heat needed to raise one gram of water by one degree centigrade is called  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration

3. Heat energy can be generated by the  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration of fuels like wood, kerosene, coal, charcoal, gasoline/petrol, oil, etc.

4. We can generate  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration by rubbing two surfaces of some substances.

5. Heat is an energy that raises the  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration of a thing by causing the molecules in that thing to move faster.

6.  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration are used to measure temperature accurately and quantitatively.

7. Celsius is called as  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration as well.

8. The point at which the water boils and temperature becomes stable is called the  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration of water.

9. Water  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration when there is a difference in the  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration of water in different places.

10. When substances are heated, the  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration and  boiling pointburningcaloriecelsiusCentigradeflowsheatkelvinlevelsmovementtemperatureThermometersvibration of molecules are increasing.