Here we want to give some non-examples of temperature. Some can be mass, length, height.
To give a non-example of something is really important to understand that "something". So the first thing we need to do is explain what temperature is.
We define temperature as the "heat energy" that something has.
So we already can see that temperature relates to energy and heat. Such that if we have an object, like a ball of metal, as we give energy to this ball of metal (can be given in different ways, like heating it in a stove, or just rubbing it with your hands) you are increasing the temperature of the ball.
So now that we have a rough idea of what temperature is, is easier to see whose things are not related to temperature.
For example measures, like length, mass, height, time, etc..., are non-examples of temperature.
Also, other physics concepts, like electromagnetism or fields are non-examples of temperature.
Notice that, in some way, all of the above-listed things can be related to temperature changes (for example the mass of an object has a lot of impact in how the temperature of that object changes) but is not directly related to temperature, but directly related to how the temperature of a given object may change.
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