Question
Is it possible to increase the temperature of a gas without giving it a
certain amount of heat?
a. It is not, because the temperature, as a quantity characterizing the
heat movement of molecules, can only change if a certain amount of
heat is added to or taken from the gas
b. Yes, if you simply heat the gas
c. It is not, because the internal energy of the gas can change only at
the expense of heat exchange
d. Yes, if you compress the gas
Answer
c. It is not, because the internal energy of the gas can change only at the expense of heat exchange.