Choose TWO QUESTIONS from the given samples and answer it based onwhat you have learned about heat transfer.1. Explain the reason/s why we use cloth for “potholders" or “oven gloves"when handling pots inside the kitchen?2. Explain the reason/s why we can feel the heat from the sun even when weare inside the house?3. Explain the reason/s why the water in the beach feels warm during the nightand feels cool during the day?4. Explain the reason/s why paper burns when touched by fire?5. Explain the reason/s why ice melts when we hold it?Write your answers inside the box.

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what you have learned about heat transfer. 1. Explain the reason/s why we use cloth for "potholders" or "oven gloves" when handling pots inside the kitchen? 2. Explain the reason/s why we can feel the heat from the sun even when we are inside the house?