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Water from the tap is what?
Wet Hard Soft Dry
Honey from the jar is what?
Sticky Hard Dry Cold
A cloud in the sky can you what?
Seeing but not touching Grasping and lifting Cut and paste Breaking and folding
A sponge you can what?
Squeezing Casting Blow Cracks
A piece of wood is what?
Solid Wet Liquid Soft
A cloud in the sky is made of what?
Water droplets Sand Stone Wood
Milk from the cup is what?
Liquid Hard Dry Solid
What happens to chocolate in your mouth?
It melts It turns blue It will be big It gets tough
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What does an ice cream feel like?
Cold and hard Warm and soft As air Dry and dusty
What can you do with clay?
Making shapes Looking through Breathe with it Drinking
What do balloons blow up?
Air Water Sand Candy
Where do you store ice creams?
In the freezer On the table In the sun In the cupboard
What falls from the clouds?
Rain Stone Candy Flowers
Why does a puddle of water disappear on a hot day?
Water goes up in the air Eating the water The water turns black Water goes underground
What do you use to wash your hands?
Water Air Ice Steam
How is a puddle of water on a hot day?
He dries up He gets bigger He gets ice He turns red
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What shape does a stone have?
A fixed shape No shape The shape of the tray Always around
What happens when you blow out breath on a cold day?
You see a cloud Nothing happens Your breath turns blue Your breath becomes ice
What is sleet?
Frozen rain Warm snow Blue hail Thick fog
How do clouds form?
Due to water vapour in the air By sand in the air Through leaves in the air By stones in the air
What do you call water that is very cold but not yet frozen?
Cold water Ice water Snowwater Vapour water
At what temperature does water boil?
100 degrees 50 degrees 0 degrees 200 degrees
Where do you find water vapour?
In the air Under the ground On ice In the fridge
What is dew on the grass?
Water droplets Ice drops Milk droplets Oil drops
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What process causes wet clothes to dry on the clothesline?
Evaporation Condensation Freezing Melt
Which substance can be both solid and liquid at room temperature?
Butter Iron Stone Oxygen
At what temperature does ice melt?
0 degrees Celsius 10 degrees Celsius 100 degrees Celsius -10 degrees Celsius
Which of these substances is a gas at room temperature?
Oxygen Mercury Honey Wash
How can you demonstrate that air takes up space?
By pushing an upside-down glass into water By looking at the sky By smelling air By hearing air
How do particles move in a solid?
They vibrate in place They do not move at all They swim around They fly in all directions
Why can liquids flow through tiny holes?
Because the particles can move freely Because they are always hot Because they have no weight Because they are transparent
Why is ice lighter than water?
Because water particles take up more space as ice Because ice has fewer particles Because ice contains air Because ice cream is made of a different substance
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What is absolute zero in Celsius?
-273,15°C -100°C -200°C -300°C
What causes capillary action in liquids?
Surface tension and adhesion forces Only gravity Magnetic forces Electric current
What happens to the volume of most substances when heated?
Volume increases Volume decreases Volume remains the same The volume becomes zero
What happens in plasma with electrons?
Electrons are detached from atoms Electrons disappear Electrons become heavier Electrons stop moving
What happens in a liquid just before its boiling point?
Vapour bubbles form in the liquid The liquid becomes more solid The colour changes The liquid freezes
Which property increases as the temperature increases in a gas?
Average speed of molecules Density Intermolecular forces Molecular size
What role does pressure play in ice skating?
Pressure locally lowers melting point of ice Pressure makes the ice harder Pressure has no effect Pressure increases the temperature of ice
Which property of molecules mainly determines whether a substance is a gas, liquid or solid at room temperature?
The strength of intermolecular forces The size of atomic nuclei The number of electrons in the outer shell The shape of molecules
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What is the name for the direct transition from gas to solid?
Deposition (or resublimation) Sublimation Condensation Crystallisation
What happens to the melting temperature of ice under pressure?
Melting temperature drops Melting temperature rises The melting temperature remains the same Ice cannot melt under pressure
What is the Leidenfrost effect?
A liquid droplet floats on a vapour pad at high temperatures Sudden freezing of supercooled liquids The formation of crystals in molten metals The change of colour at phase transitions
Which property of molecules mainly determines the boiling point of a substance?
The strength of intermolecular forces The mass of the molecule The number of atoms in the molecule The colour of the fabric
What property makes plasma unique from other states of aggregation?
Plasma contains free electrons and ions Plasma has the lowest temperature Plasma cannot conduct Plasma consists only of neutral atoms
Which property explains why gases are completely miscible?
Gas molecules have a lot of free space and move randomly Gases always have the same density Intermolecular forces in gases are very strong Gas molecules have no kinetic energy
Which factor does NOT influence the rate of evaporation?
The colour of the liquid The temperature The surface area of the liquid The airflow above the liquid
Which factor does NOT affect the critical temperature of a substance?
The colour of the fabric The molecular mass The strength of intermolecular forces The molecular structure
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Which law describes the relationship between temperature and volume of a gas at constant pressure?
Charles' law Boyle's law Law of Dalton Henry's law
What is the name for the phenomenon in which a liquid is heated above its boiling point without boiling?
Superhitting Supercooling Superconduction Supersaturation
Which factor primarily determines the shape of a liquid droplet?
Surface tension Viscosity Density Electrical charge
What is the definition of critical pressure?
The minimum pressure at which liquid and gas can coexist at the critical temperature The pressure at which a substance boils The pressure at which a substance sublimates The maximum pressure a substance can withstand
What is the name for the direct change from a solid to gaseous form?
Sublimation Evaporation Deposition Crystallisation
What happens to the intermolecular distance during melting?
Average distance increases Average distance decreases The average distance remains the same The distance becomes zero
What is the name for the point at which the three aggregate states are in equilibrium?
Tripel Point Critical point Equilibrium point Phase transition point
What is the name for the transition from liquid to gas below the boiling point?
Evaporation Cooking Sublimation Condensation
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