Unit 3 (Chemistry of Water) - EQ2 Thermal Energy & Particle Motion
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Match the following descriptions to the correct letters in the image provided:
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- Q1
Match the following descriptions to the correct letters in the image provided:
Users link answersLinking120s - Q2
Match the following states of matter with their correct description
Users link answersLinking60s - Q3
Which statement correctly describes both gases and liquids?
Their shapes stay the same in any container.
Their volumes stay the same in any container.
Their volumes change when they are in different containers.
Their shapes change when they are in different containers.
60s - Q4
What best explains the reason solids have a definite shape and volume?
the molecules in solids move past each other easily.
the molecules in solids do not move at all.
the molecules in solids move freely in all directions.
the molecules in solids stay in a definite location and vibrate
60s - Q5
Brian's family has a compost pile at home. They put all the weeds they pull up from the garden in it as well as any vegetable waste they gather from the kitchen. If they keep it moist, all this vegetation will eventually turn into organic soil by the chemical process of decay. Since decay involves a variety of chemical reactions, how might temperature affect the rate at which the compost turns into soil?
Changing temperatures would not affect the chemical reactions.
Temperatures near freezing would make it speed up
Warm summer air temperatures would make it slow down.
It would happen faster at warmer air temperatures.
120s - Q6
What happens to particles when their temperature increases?
The particles gain mass
The particles move slower
The particles lose mass
The particles move faster
60s - Q7
When ice sits out on a counter and melts, it is because the ice has
lost mass
gained mass
lost energy
gained energy
60s - Q8
Predict what would happen to a glass of drinkable water if left outside overnight in negative degree weather.
The water would change to a gas
The water would change to a solid
The water would stay the same
60s - Q9
If a cup of hot chocolate is put in the microwave, would that add or remove thermal energy to the hot chocolate.
Thermal energy is removed
Thermal energy is added
60s - Q10
Match the images to their correct state of matter
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If thermal energy is increasing, what is happening to the kinetic energy.
kinetic energy stays the same
kinetic energy is increasing
kinetic energy is decreasing
60s - Q12
If temperature is increasing, what is happening to the pressure?
pressure will stay the same
pressure is increasing
pressure is decreasing
60s - Q13
When no more energy can be removed from matter at
absolute zero
freezing point
melting point
boiling point
60s - Q14
The diagram above shows the amount of light reflected from each block. Which block will increase in temperature most rapidly?
Block 2
Block 1
Block 4
Block 3
120s - Q15
In order to change the state of matter, you need increase or decrease the energy (heat).
truefalseTrue or False60s
