mixtures and matter review
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- Q 1/13Score 0What does the image on the left represent?29gassolidliquid
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- Q1What does the image on the left represent?gassolidliquid30s
- Q2What does the image on the right represent?liquidgassolid30s
- Q3what does the image in the middle represent?gassolidliquid30s
- Q4In the above diagram, the image on the left is a solid. This means that it has:no definite shape or volumedefinite shape but changing volumea definite shape and volume30s
- Q5The image in the middle is a liquid. That means it has:definite shape, but changing volumeno definite shape or volumedefinite volume but changing shape30s
- Q6Ms. Callaghan is blowing up a balloon. The particles inside of the balloon behave like which of the images?the one on the rightthe one on the leftthe one in the middle30s
- Q7We can only see particles when magnified. This is because they are:invisiblemicroscopiccolorless30s
- Q8If an item is a solid, it means that it is the only state of matter that:equals the shape of its containerhas a definite volumeholds its shape30s
- Q9Which illustration is an example of the spacing of particles in solids?the one on the leftthe one on the rightthe one in the middle30s
- Q10What is true of particles?particles are colorlessparticles are motionlessparticles are too small to be seen30s
- Q11A mixture is poured through filter paper to trap the solid particles and allow the liquid to pass through. When would we use this method?separating sea shells from a tank of ocean waterremoving salt that has dissolved in waterseparating marbles into groups of different sizes30s
- Q12We could use a magnetic technique to separate which of the following items?wood chips from plastic beadsiron pellets from wood chipssalt from water30s
- Q13The solution is heated until all of the liquid turns to a gas and only the solid particles remainfiltrationchromatographyevaporation30s
