Metals are good thermal conductors – that is, when there is a temperature difference across their ends, they transfer
energy very efficiently from the higher temperature end to the lower temperature end. based on this, would you
expect a thermal conductor generally to have a low specific heat capacity (closer to sand) or a high specific heat
capacity (closer to water)?

a)low specific heat capacity
b)high specific heat capacity

A)Low specific heat capacity

Explanation:

Heat capacity measure what quantity of heat is necessary to increase 1 degree of temperature a unitary mass body of some material. Good thermal conductors need a low amount of heat to increase its temperature to a unit mass, so I would expect low heat capacity in thermal conductors like metals.

that would be b i just took the test : )

the displacement produced by the body.  

the amount of force subjected to the body.  

the angle between the direction of force and displacement