2018 Water Properties Labs Review Practice Quiz - Water Pressure
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In the water pressure lab:What would happen to the water coming out of the container if the container holes were larger?
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If the holes were larger, the volume of water flowing is greater, but slower with less pressure.
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If the holes were larger, the volume of water flowing is less, but faster with more pressure.
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If the holes were larger, the volume of water flowing is greater, faster and with more pressure.
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If the holes were larger, the volume of water flowing is greater, faster and with less pressure.
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In the water pressure labs:What would happen to the water coming out of the container if the container holes were made smaller?
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Water comes out of the container faster, is under greater pressure and there is less volume of water in the flow.
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Water comes out of the container faster, is under less pressure and there is greater volume of water in the flow.
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Water comes out of the container slower, is under greater pressure and there is less volume of water in the flow.
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Water comes out of the container slower, is under less pressure and there is less volume of water in the flow.
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A. Water comes out of the container faster, is under greater pressure and there is less volume of water in the flow. -
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Choose the correct term to fill in the blank.The Earth's __________ pulls on air, and this pull, or "pressure" of air, is called atmospheric pressure.
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Gravity
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Density
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Volume
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Air Pressure
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A. Gravity -
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Water Pressure Lab: Observe these containers:What is the greatest source of the pressure exerted on the water?
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Air
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Gravity
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Water
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Surface tension
Correct Answer
A. Air -
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In the water pressure lab, of the two containers and three holes: Which container and which container hole had the least amount of water coming out when the hole was un-taped?
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Capped, top hole
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Uncapped, top hole
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Uncapped, middle hole
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Capped, middle hole
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A. Capped, top hole -
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The water and air pressure lab:If the lab were done while climbing Mt. Everest, as altitude increases what happens?
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As altitude increases, air becomes less dense and the air pressure decreases. The water would not shoot out of the container.
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As altitude increases, air becomes more dense and the air pressure decreases. The water would not shoot out of the container.
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As altitude increases, air becomes more dense and the air pressure increases. The water would shoot out of the container farther than in the classroom.
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As altitude increases, air becomes less dense and the air pressure increases. The water would shoot out of the container farther than in the classroom.
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A. As altitude increases, air becomes less dense and the air pressure decreases. The water would not shoot out of the container. -
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Think about Mt. Everest. Complete this statement: As altitude increases, air becomes.......
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less dense, decreasing atmospheric pressure.
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More dense, increasing atmospheric pressure.
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less dense, increasing atmospheric pressure.
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More dense, decreasing atmospheric pressure.
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A. less dense, decreasing atmospheric pressure. -
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Water Pressure Lab: Observe these containers:Identify the condition the water in the bottle would be under the greatest pressure?
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Bottle with the cap off
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Cap-on, bottle with the widest opening
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Cap-on, bottle with the narrowest opening
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None of these
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A. Bottle with the cap off -
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