Walter forgot to wear his shoes on a sunny afternoon in August. He has to walk across the asphalt parking lot to get home. Which of the following will most likely take place if Walter crosses the parking lot? There is no matter present for heat to move from the asphalt to Walter’s feet.

Heat moves from warmer to cooler matter through conduction, and Walter’s feet will absorb the heat.

Convection will cause heat to transfer from Walter's feet to the asphalt because he is in direct contact with the asphalt.

Asphalt is not a good heat conductor because it is heated by radiation, and the heat will not be transferred to Walter’s feet.