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Phase Change (EVAPORATION AND CONDENSATION) BIENE

Quiz by Kim Dela Cruz

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  • Q1

    Which key gives the correct name for all three missing words in the diagram?

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    P Melting Q Sublimation R Condensation 

    P Melting Q Condensation R Sublimation

    P Sublimation Q Melting R Condensation

    P Condensation Q Melting R Sublimation 

    60s
  • Q2

    A student put water in a glass to drink. Before he drinks the water, he realized that he is late for school and leaves the glass on the table. What could have happened to the water molecules in the glass the following day?

    shrank during the day

    become larger 

    remain unchanged

    evaporated into the air

    60s
  • Q3

    An uncovered pot of soup is simmering on a stove, and there are water droplets on the wall above the stove. What sequence has occured?

    condensation,then evaporation

    evaporation, then condensation

    freezing, then thawing

    melting,then boiling

    60s
  • Q4

    a student drops a small bottle filled with perfume in the corner of the room.She sweeps up the broken bottle and uses paler towel to clean up the remaining perfume. Is there any perfume left behind?

    Yes. there are a lot of perfume mecules in the air .

    No. sthdent cleaned up all the perfume.

    Yes. the perfume molecules made bigger.

    No. any leftover of perfume disappeared.

    60s
  • Q5

    . What causes water droplets to form on the outside surface of a glass containing ice?

    Water vapor in the air condenses on the glass wall.

    Chemical change happens producing water droplets on the surface of the glass.

    Oxygen molecules condense on glass wall.

    Water molecules from the glass pass through the pores of the glass.

    60s

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