Matter and Motion Quiz

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Matter and Motion Quiz


Froggy Jumps Matter and Motion QuizVersion en ligne Quick science check par Neven Hassan 1 Gas particles vibrate about their position ( ) a move freely b X c ( ) 2 Gas particles vibrate about their position ( ) a move freely b X c ( ) 3 The nature of the movement of the particles of matter explains their ability to diffuse ( ) a X b ( ) c move freely 4 The solubility of table salt in water indicates the small distances between the water particles ( ) a ( ) b move freely c X 5 Compression of gases leads to a reduction in their volume while maintaining the size of their particles ( ) a ( ) b X c move freely 6 The difference between oil and hydrogen in compressibility ( ) a ( ) b move freely c X 7 The forces of attraction between water molecules are weak, while between air molecules they are minimal ( ) a move freely b ( ) c X 8 The movement of the particles of gaseous substances is limited ( ) a X b move freely c ( ) 9 Gas particles vibrate about their position. True or false? a False b Sometimes c True 10 The movement of particles explains their ability to diffuse. True or false? a True b Not related c False 11 The solubility of table salt in water indicates small distances between water particles. True or false? a False b Depends on temperature c True 12 Compression of gases leads to a reduction in volume while keeping particle size the same. True or false? a True b False c Sometimes false 13 Between oil and hydrogen, which is more compressible? a Oil b Hydrogen c They compress equally 14 What is the scientific term for everything that has mass and occupies space? a Force b Energy c Matter 15 Materials that take the shape of their container are called? a Gases b Liquids c Solids 16 The movement of particles from high concentration to low concentration is called? a Evaporation b Diffusion c Osmosis 17 The ability of fluids to flow easily is called? a Viscosity b Fluidity c Density 18 Which state of matter has a fixed shape and fixed volume? a Liquid b Gas c Solid

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Matter and Motion QuizVersion en ligne

par Neven Hassan

Gas particles vibrate about their position ( )

Gas particles vibrate about their position ( )

The nature of the movement of the particles of matter explains their ability to diffuse ( )

The solubility of table salt in water indicates the small distances between the water particles ( )

Compression of gases leads to a reduction in their volume while maintaining the size of their particles ( )

The difference between oil and hydrogen in compressibility ( )

The forces of attraction between water molecules are weak, while between air molecules they are minimal ( )

The movement of the particles of gaseous substances is limited ( )

Gas particles vibrate about their position. True or false?

The movement of particles explains their ability to diffuse. True or false?

The solubility of table salt in water indicates small distances between water particles. True or false?

Compression of gases leads to a reduction in volume while keeping particle size the same. True or false?

Between oil and hydrogen, which is more compressible?

What is the scientific term for everything that has mass and occupies space?

Materials that take the shape of their container are called?

The movement of particles from high concentration to low concentration is called?

The ability of fluids to flow easily is called?

Which state of matter has a fixed shape and fixed volume?