
I properties of acidic and basic mixtures using natural indicators; and
Quiz by Leslie Loren Silagon
Grade 7
Science
Philippines Curriculum: Grades 1-10
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- Q1Which natural indicator can be used to test the acidity or basicity of substances?Baking SodaSugarRed CabbageSalt30sS7MT-Ii-6
- Q2What color does litmus paper turn when it is in contact with water?RedBlueGreenNo color change30sS7MT-Ii-6
- Q3Which of the following substances turns red litmus paper blue?VinegarLemon JuiceOrange JuiceBaking Soda30sS7MT-Ii-6
- Q4What color does bromothymol blue turn when it comes in contact with an acidic substance?RedYellowGreenBlue30sS7MT-Ii-6
- Q5What happens when purple cabbage juice is mixed with a base?It remains purpleIt turns greenishIt turns blueIt turns red30sS7MT-Ii-6
- Q6What color does phenolphthalein turn when it is in contact with a basic substance?PinkYellowColorlessBlue30sS7MT-Ii-6
- Q7What color does blue litmus paper turn when it interacts with a basic substance?RedYellowIt stays blueGreen30sS7MT-Ii-6
- Q8Which substance would turn Litmus paper from blue to red?SoapBaking sodaEgg whiteVinegar30sS7MT-Ii-6
- Q9What would happen if you mix lemon juice, a natural indicator, with a base?It turns less sourIt changes colorIt turns sweetIt turns bitter30sS7MT-Ii-6
- Q10What color does turmeric turn when it comes in contact with a basic mixture?RedYellowGreenBlue30sS7MT-Ii-6