Formative Assessment in Science Grade 6
Quiz by ERNESTO T. ROBLES Jr.
Grade 6
Science
Philippines Curriculum: Grades K-10 (MELC)
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- Q1Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Which of the following is a heterogeneous mixture in nature?pebblesseawatersand and shellsair30sSC6-1-d2
- Q2These are examples of homogeneous mixtures except ________.coffee and hot watersalt and peppersoy sauce and vinegarfish sauce and vinegar30sSC6-1-d2
- Q3Which of the following statement is true?Homogeneous mixture has a non-uniform appearance.The components of a heterogeneous mixture is uniform in appearance.Homogeneous mixture is not evenly mixed.We can identify the components of a heterogeneous mixture.30sSC6-1-d2
- Q4Which of the following mixtures has a uniform appearance?orange juicepork menudomixed nutsoil and water30sSC6-1-d2
- Q5Which of the following is a homogeneous mixture in nature?airsaline solutioncorn soupalcohol30sSC6-1-d2
- Q6Why does sugar dissolved when mixed with water?Sugar particles evaporated in the atmosphere.Sugar particles spread evenly in water.Sugar particles are absorbed by water.Sugar particles settle at the bottom.30sSC6-1-d2
- Q7Which is the solvent in a cup of milk?sugarsugarmilk powderwater30sSC6-1-d2
- Q8Which of the following describes solubility?The ability of liquid to change colorThe speed of pouring a liquid out of a containerThe ability of something to dissolve in a liquidThe time it takes for something to settle at the bottom of a liquid30sSC6-1-d2
- Q9What is known as the universal solvent?watersoy saucevinegaracetone30sSC6-1-d2
- Q10Which of the following describes immiscible liquids?Immiscible liquids mixed evenly.Immiscible liquids do not mix.The solute dissolves thoroughly in solvent.The solute settles at the bottom.30sSC6-1-d2
- Q11What kind of mixture is formed when larger particles settle out when left undisturbed?suspensionsolutioncolloidsolvent30sSC6-1-d2
- Q12Why is there a need to shake a medicine prepared as suspension before drinking it?To mix in the powdered drug that may have settled at the bottom.To turn it into colloid.To turn it into a solution.To make sure that flavors are mixed30sSC6-1-d2
- Q13Which is an example of colloid?alcoholteabloodsoil30sSC6-1-d2
- Q14Aerosols are liquid or solid particles in a gas. Which is a natural aerosol?none of themcloudsmayonnaisegelatin30sSC6-1-d2
- Q15How would you differentiate a solution from a suspension?Solution has bigger and unevenly distributed particles while suspension is a cloudy mixture in which some of its solutes end up settling at the bottom.Solution is consistent and uniform in appearance and composition while suspension particles move rapidly and collide with each other.Solution is non-uniform in appearance and composition while suspension particles move rapidly bump with each other.Solution is consistent and uniform in appearance and composition while suspension is a cloudy mixture in which some of its solutes end up settling at the bottom.30sSC6-1-d2