Question

In which temperature scale is the temperature for water boiling the highest number? A. Kelvin B. Joule C. Celsius D. Fahrenheit

Answer 1

Correct answer: A. Kelvin

In fact, in Celsius scale, water boils at $100^{\circ}C$.

In Fahrenheit scale, this value corresponds to
$T(^{\circ} F)= \frac{9}{5} (100^{\circ} C)+32 =212 ^{\circ} F$

while in Kelvin scale it corresponds to
$T(K)=100^{\circ} +273.15 = 373.15 K$