Science Lab Skills Quiz

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Test your lab know-how and data skills.

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Science Lab Skills Quiz


Froggy Jumps Science Lab Skills QuizVersion en ligne Test your lab know-how and data skills. par harry 1 What happens to particles when a solid melts? a They contract and slow down. b They stop moving completely. c They gain energy, vibrate faster, and break away from fixed positions. 2 What is diffusion? a Particles melting together in a solution. b The spreading of particles from high to low concentration. c Particles changing color in a reaction. 3 How does higher temperature affect diffusion rate? a Diffusion speeds up as particles move faster. b Diffusion slows down due to viscosity. c Diffusion stops entirely at high temperature. 4 What are the main properties of solids, liquids, and gases? a Solids flow; liquids have fixed shape; gases fixed volume. b Solids have fixed shape and volume; liquids have fixed volume; gases have neither fixed shape nor vo c Solids compress easily; liquids vaporize; gases condense only. 5 How does the particle model explain these differences? a All particles are identical in all states. b Solids have tightly packed particles; liquids flow; gases spread out. c Particles in all states are stationary. 6 Define independent, dependent, and control variables. a Independent = changed; Dependent = measured; Control = kept the same. b Independent = measured; Dependent = kept the same; Control = changed. c Independent = kept the same; Dependent = changed; Control = measured. 7 What makes a good results table? a Only a summary of results with no units. b Clear headings, units, and neatly recorded data. c Random order of rows and no labels. 8 What’s the difference between a conclusion and an evaluation? a Conclusion: what results show; Evaluation: reliability or accuracy discussed. b Conclusion: time spent; Evaluation: number of trials. c Conclusion: experiment plan; Evaluation: data entry method. 9 What did Robert Brown observe that supported the particle model? a Pollen grains dissolving completely. b Pollen grains sinking to the bottom. c Random movement of pollen grains in water (Brownian motion).

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Science Lab Skills QuizVersion en ligne

par harry

What happens to particles when a solid melts?

What is diffusion?

How does higher temperature affect diffusion rate?

What are the main properties of solids, liquids, and gases?

How does the particle model explain these differences?

Define independent, dependent, and control variables.

What makes a good results table?

What’s the difference between a conclusion and an evaluation?

What did Robert Brown observe that supported the particle model?