What are two materials that absorb heat and what are two that radiate heat?

Heat can be transferred between two bodies where there is
a difference in temperature by conduction when they are in direct contact. Solids can
absorb heat better than liquids or gases, as their
molecules are closer together. Materials that absorb heat well are metals. For example,
copper or iron would both absorb heat rather quickly and those materials are found in
cooking utensils for that reason. Thermal radiation is the electromagnetic radiation
given off by a material due to the temperature of the material. A material that
radiates heat could be a bonfire. Although the air between
the person and the bonfire may be cool, the electromagnetic radiation when it reaches
and is absorbed by the person's face, will begin to feel warmer. Another example of a
material that radiates heat could be when a blacksmith heats a piece of metal. Thermal
radiation will be emitted due to the high temperature of the
metal.