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Course 1 Topic 2 Lesson 1 QuizVersión en línea Course 1 Topic 2 Lesson 1 Quiz por Kim Boxdorfer 1 Solid particles cause it to have a definite shape and volume Yes No 2 Solid particles vibrate in place Yes No 3 Gas particles move slowly and get as close together as possible Yes No 4 We use liquid instead of gas in a container because it will expand as it gets warmer and contract as it gets colder. Yes No 5 Gas will expand to fill it container Yes No 6 Solid particles slide past each other Yes No 7 Solid particles are packed very closely together Yes No 8 Candle wax is a crystalline solid Yes No 9 If my thermometer was filled with a solid like pencil lead, it would always read the same temperature. This would be very useful because it would always be 70 degrees! Yes No 10 Helium gas expands to fill balloons Yes No 11 Motor oil flows at different rates because of its surface tension Yes No 12 Gas particles move more quickly and are farther apart than liquid Yes No 13 Gas works great in a thermometer because it always fills the whole tube, so you never know what time it is! Yes No 14 Gas always has the same volume, no matter if it is in balloons or a tank. Yes No 15 Candle wax is an amorphous solid Yes No 16 Motor oil flows at different rates because of its viscosity Yes No

Course 1 Topic 2 Lesson 1 QuizVersión en línea

Course 1 Topic 2 Lesson 1 Quiz

por Kim Boxdorfer

Solid particles cause it to have a definite shape and volume

Yes

Solid particles vibrate in place

Yes

Gas particles move slowly and get as close together as possible

Yes

We use liquid instead of gas in a container because it will expand as it gets warmer and contract as it gets colder.

Yes

Gas will expand to fill it container

Yes

Solid particles slide past each other

Yes

Solid particles are packed very closely together

Yes

Candle wax is a crystalline solid

Yes

If my thermometer was filled with a solid like pencil lead, it would always read the same temperature. This would be very useful because it would always be 70 degrees!

Yes

Helium gas expands to fill balloons

Yes

Motor oil flows at different rates because of its surface tension

Yes

Gas particles move more quickly and are farther apart than liquid

Yes

Gas works great in a thermometer because it always fills the whole tube, so you never know what time it is!

Yes

Gas always has the same volume, no matter if it is in balloons or a tank.

Yes

Candle wax is an amorphous solid

Yes

Motor oil flows at different rates because of its viscosity

Yes

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Course 1 Topic 2 Lesson 1 QuizVersión en línea

por Kim Boxdorfer

Solid particles cause it to have a definite shape and volume

Solid particles vibrate in place

Gas particles move slowly and get as close together as possible

We use liquid instead of gas in a container because it will expand as it gets warmer and contract as it gets colder.

Gas will expand to fill it container

Solid particles slide past each other

Solid particles are packed very closely together

Candle wax is a crystalline solid

If my thermometer was filled with a solid like pencil lead, it would always read the same temperature. This would be very useful because it would always be 70 degrees!

Helium gas expands to fill balloons

Motor oil flows at different rates because of its surface tension

Gas particles move more quickly and are farther apart than liquid

Gas works great in a thermometer because it always fills the whole tube, so you never know what time it is!

Gas always has the same volume, no matter if it is in balloons or a tank.

Candle wax is an amorphous solid

Motor oil flows at different rates because of its viscosity

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