Energy Matters Quiz- 25 Multiple Choice Questions. Students are to select the correct answer to the following questions.
Water, salt, alcohol
Water, sugar, sea water
Alcohol, water and milk
Water, milk and flour
Solids
Liquids
Gases
Fluids
Move faster
Move slower
Move at the same speed, but further apart
Stick together more
The particles in the ball start to move faster and the ball expands
The particles slow down and making the ball larger
The particles speed up and compress the ball
The particles speed up and as the ball gets very hot.
Ice melts
Water evaporates
Water vapour condenses
Water freezes
A particles in a liquid are poured
A a container explodes
A gas moves around, taking up the space in its container
A solid or liquids turns into a gas
Increase
Decrease
Stay the same size
A solid or liquid turns into a gas
Only gases contracted when cooled
Both gases and solids contract when cooled
Solids, liquids and gases contracted when cooled
Non of the above- all substances expand when cooled
Reflection
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Mm
ML3
Cm
ML
How closely the particles are packed into a unit volume
The mass of the particles
How closely the particles are packed into a unit volume, as well as the mass of the particles
Particle arrangement
Solids
Liquids
Gases
Gases and liquids
White, absorption of heat
Black, absorption of heat
White, reflection
Black, reflection
0°C
100°C
50°C
75°C
Melting
Evaporating
Condensation
Freezing
Freezing
Evaporation
Condensation
Solidification
Solid to a liquid
Liquid to a gas
Solid to a gas
Gas to a solid
Transmitted, absorbed, reflected
Insulated, transmitted, shrink
Decreased, absorbed, conducted
Transmitted, increased, insulated
Alcohol
Mercury
Potassium
Milk
Fixed shape, can be compressed, particles spread out
No fixed shape, can't be compressed, particles tightly together
Fixed shape, can't be compressed, particles tightly together
Changes shape, can be poured, particles tightly together
Solids, liquids and gases
Gases
Liquids
Liquids and gases
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide
Water Vapour
Precipitation
Water puddles disappearing on a hot day
Ice disappearing into a drink
Mist forming on a mirror when you have a shower
Is a good conductor of heat
Is a poor conductor of heat
Readily absorbs radiation from the sun
Is needed for a substance to change state
It is not hot enough
Energy is used to break bonds between particles
The thermometer cannot go any higher
Energy is used to create stronger bonds between particles