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States of Matter & Phase Changes

Quiz by Kelly Stephens

High School
Chemistry (2017)
Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

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  • Q1
    What are the 3 states of matter that we talk about MOST often?
    solids, liquids, & plasma
    solids, liquids, & gases
    lava, solids, & liquids
    solids, lave, & gases
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q2
    What is the phase change from a solid to a liquid called?
    freezing
    melting
    evaporation
    condensation
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q3
    What is the phase change from a liquid to a gas called?
    melting
    sublimation
    evaporation (vaporization)
    condensation
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q4
    As you go from a solid to a liquid to a gas, what happens to the amount of energy (heat) that is required?
    it stays the same
    it decreases
    it depends on the substance
    it increases
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q5
    TRUE or FALSE: solids & gases both have a definite shape.
    false
    true
    True or False
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q6
    TRUE or FALSE: Solids & liquids both have a definite volume.
    true
    false
    True or False
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q7
    What is the state of matter that goes from a solid to a gas?
    Users re-arrange answers into correct order
    Jumble
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q8
    Place the states of matter in order from greatest to the least amount of energy required:
    Users re-arrange answers into correct order
    Jumble
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q9
    Which of the following is the correct image for gas particles?
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    Answer Image
    #62dffe5f-ba8b-400b-a173-2872ff000c64/quiz/fc126bfabb4c0d348bfdba5310870c68c55e1b8c.jpg
    Answer Image
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q10
    Which state(s) of matter take(s) the shape of their container (indefinite shape)?
    liquids & solids
    liquids & gases
    solids, liquids, & gases
    solids & gases
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q11
    Which state of matter has the strongest attraction between particles?
    solids
    liquids
    gases
    plasma
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q12
    How do the particles of a solid move?
    vibrate in a fixed position
    they do not move at all
    rapid, random motion
    slide past each other
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q13
    How do the particles of a liquid move?
    rapid, random motion
    they do not move at all
    vibrate in a fixed position
    slide past each other
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q14
    How do the particles of a solid move?
    vibrate in a fixed position
    rapid, random motion
    slide past each other
    they do not move at all
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c
  • Q15
    What type of attraction do gas particles have with each other?
    strong attraction
    some attraction
    weak/no attraction
    very strong attraction
    30s
    112.35.c.4.c

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