1. Alcohol expands more than mercury (for the same amount of heat supplied).   True   False   2. A thermometer's mercury column is 14 cm long when the temperature is 100oC and 4 cm long when the temperature is 0oC. The temperature when the mercury column is 11 cm long is _______oC.   70   40   60   30   Hint Half-n-half Clue   3. The two dumbbell-shaped steel indices in the Six's maximum and minimum thermometer are pushed by the _______.   Mercury   Alcohol   4. A clinical thermometer may be used to measure a person's temperature.   True   False   5. The temperature range that is typically marked on a clinical thermometer is   35oC to 43oC   −10oC to 109oC   95oC to 109oC   Half-n-half Clue   6. Each of the two dumbbell-shaped steel indices in the Six's maximum and minimum thermometer is held in position by a _______.   steel spring   magnet   7. 'Mercury has a high boiling point' is one of the characteristic properties that makes it a good choice for a thermometric liquid.   True   False