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Froggy Jumps Particulate Matter QuizVersión en línea Sec 1 Science Students por Lim Hwee Chin 1 Substance A has a melting point of 50 degree Celsius. Under which condition are particles most disordered? a Substance A at 0°C b Substance A at 65°C c Substance A at room temperature 2 What happens to molecules as steam cools to room temperature? a Molecules lose energy b Molecules speed up c Molecules stay the same size 3 Why can gases be compressed easily? a Particles have low mass b Particles are tightly packed c There is space between particles 4 Which process releases heat? a Boiling b Melting c Freezing 5 The forces between liquid particles are... a Much weaker than in a gas b Much stronger than in a solid c Slightly weaker than in a solid 6 How do gas particles move? a Vibrate in fixed positions b Move in straight lines without changing direction c Randomly and quickly in all directions 7 How does particle arrangement differ between liquid and solid? a They are identical b Liquids are more tightly packed c Liquids are slightly more spread out 8 What property of water remains constant when heated? a Mass b Density c Volume 9 What happens to the number of particles when a metal ball is heated? a The number decreases b The number of particles stays the same c The number increases 10 What happens to particle size when a metal ball is heated? a Particles grow b Particle size stays the same c Particles shrink 11 What is observed about particle speed when heated? a Particles move slower b There is no change in speed c Particles move faster 12 Which is not an example of diffusion? a Sugar dissolving uniformly in water b A spoon end above flame feels hot at the other end c Coffee colour spreading in water

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Particulate Matter QuizVersión en línea

Sec 1 Science Students

por Lim Hwee Chin

Substance A has a melting point of 50 degree Celsius. Under which condition are particles most disordered?

Substance A at 0°C

Substance A at 65°C

Substance A at room temperature

What happens to molecules as steam cools to room temperature?

Molecules lose energy

Molecules speed up

Molecules stay the same size

Why can gases be compressed easily?

Particles have low mass

Particles are tightly packed

There is space between particles

Which process releases heat?

Boiling

Melting

Freezing

The forces between liquid particles are...

Much weaker than in a gas

Much stronger than in a solid

Slightly weaker than in a solid

How do gas particles move?

Vibrate in fixed positions

Move in straight lines without changing direction

Randomly and quickly in all directions

How does particle arrangement differ between liquid and solid?

They are identical

Liquids are more tightly packed

Liquids are slightly more spread out

What property of water remains constant when heated?

Mass

Density

Volume

What happens to the number of particles when a metal ball is heated?

The number decreases

The number of particles stays the same

The number increases

What happens to particle size when a metal ball is heated?

Particles grow

Particle size stays the same

Particles shrink

What is observed about particle speed when heated?

Particles move slower

There is no change in speed

Particles move faster

Which is not an example of diffusion?

Sugar dissolving uniformly in water

A spoon end above flame feels hot at the other end

Coffee colour spreading in water

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Particulate Matter QuizVersión en línea

por Lim Hwee Chin

Substance A has a melting point of 50 degree Celsius. Under which condition are particles most disordered?

What happens to molecules as steam cools to room temperature?

Why can gases be compressed easily?

Which process releases heat?

The forces between liquid particles are...

How do gas particles move?

How does particle arrangement differ between liquid and solid?

What property of water remains constant when heated?

What happens to the number of particles when a metal ball is heated?

What happens to particle size when a metal ball is heated?

What is observed about particle speed when heated?

Which is not an example of diffusion?