Lesson 3: States of Matter, Particle Arrangement, and Phase Changes

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Lesson 3: States of Matter, Particle Arrangement, and Phase Changes


Lesson 3: States of Matter, Particle Arrangement, and Phase ChangesVersión en línea A quiz made by Sir Benedict to assess Grade 7 Students in Lesson 3. por Benedict M. Rafanan Jr. 1 Maria placed ice cubes in a glass and left them on the table. After some time, the ice turned into water. What phase change happened? a Melting b Freezing c Condensation d Evaporation 2 Which state of matter has particles that are closely packed and only vibrate in place? a Liquid b Solid c Gas d Plasma 3 During a hot afternoon, Carlo noticed that the perfume smell spread quickly across the room. This shows that gas particles...? a are tightly packed together b have a fixed shape c move freely and quickly d cannot be compressed 4 Water droplets formed outside a cold bottle of juice. What process caused this? a Condensation b Evaporation c Freezing d Melting 5 Which of the following best describes the arrangement of particles in a liquid? a Very far apart and moving freely b Closely packed and fixed in position c Close together but can slide past each other d Completely separated and cannot move 6 Ana heated water for cooking noodles. After a few minutes, steam started to rise. This is an example of? a Evaporation b Freezing c Melting d Condensation 7 Which state of matter takes both the shape and volume of its container? a Liquid b Solid c Gas d Plasma 8 A candle left under the sun became soft and started to turn into liquid wax. Which process occurred? a Freezing b Melting c Sublimation d Condensation 9 Why do solids keep their shape? a Their particles move very fast b Their particles are far apart c Their particles are tightly packed and fixed d Their particles easily spread out 10 A student placed wet clothes under the sun. After a few hours, the clothes became dry because of— a Evaporation b Condensation c Freezing d Melting 11 Dry ice changes directly from solid to gas without becoming liquid first. This process is called— a Sublimation b Freezing c Melting d Condensation 12 Which of the following is an example of deposition? a Frost forming on grass early in the morning b Ice cream melting on a hot day c Water boiling in a kettle d Rain drying on the road 13 During Science class, the teacher showed that when water is placed inside the freezer, it becomes ice. What happens to the particles of water? a They slow down and become closely packed b They move faster and spread apart c They disappear completely d They turn into gas particles 14 In which state of matter do particles have the highest freedom of movement? a Gas b Solid c Liquid d None of the above 15 Why is LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) stored in strong metal tanks? a Because gas particles move freely and can spread out b Because gas particles are fixed in place c Because gas has no particles d Because gas particles cannot be compressed

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Lesson 3: States of Matter, Particle Arrangement, and Phase ChangesVersión en línea

por Benedict M. Rafanan Jr.

Maria placed ice cubes in a glass and left them on the table. After some time, the ice turned into water. What phase change happened?

Which state of matter has particles that are closely packed and only vibrate in place?

During a hot afternoon, Carlo noticed that the perfume smell spread quickly across the room. This shows that gas particles...?

Water droplets formed outside a cold bottle of juice. What process caused this?

Which of the following best describes the arrangement of particles in a liquid?

Ana heated water for cooking noodles. After a few minutes, steam started to rise. This is an example of?

Which state of matter takes both the shape and volume of its container?

A candle left under the sun became soft and started to turn into liquid wax. Which process occurred?

Why do solids keep their shape?

A student placed wet clothes under the sun. After a few hours, the clothes became dry because of—

Dry ice changes directly from solid to gas without becoming liquid first. This process is called—

Which of the following is an example of deposition?

During Science class, the teacher showed that when water is placed inside the freezer, it becomes ice. What happens to the particles of water?

In which state of matter do particles have the highest freedom of movement?

Why is LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) stored in strong metal tanks?