Matter, States & Separation Quiz

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States, mixtures and sieves

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Matter, States & Separation Quiz


Froggy Jumps Matter, States & Separation QuizVersion en ligne States, mixtures and sieves par Marim Saleh 1 Which one is a solid? a Water b Rock c Air 2 Which one is a liquid? a Water b Brick c Oxygen 3 Which one is a gas? a Oxygen b Rice c Oil 4 Which material usually keeps its shape? a Gas b Solid c Liquid 5 Which state of matter changes shape easily? a Solid b Liquid c Brick 6 Which pair contains only solids? a Shampoo and oil b Oxygen and air c Brick and rice 7 Which pair contains only liquids? a Brick and rice b Oxygen and air c Shampoo and oil 8 Which pair contains gases? a Shampoo and oil b Brick and rice c Oxygen and air 9 Humans breathe a gas called: a Carbon dioxide b Nitrogen c Oxygen 10 Most of the air is a gas called: a Nitrogen b Carbon dioxide c Oxygen 11 Vinegar is a: a Solid b Gas c Liquid 12 Bicarbonate of soda is a: a Liquid b Solid c Gas 13 Mixing vinegar and bicarbonate of soda makes: a Carbon dioxide b Oxygen c Nitrogen 14 Air is a mixture of: a Liquids b Gases c Solids 15 What tool separates materials of different sizes? a Sieve b Balloon c Magnet 16 What tool can separate metal pins from sand? a Magnet b Sieve c Spoon 17 What can we use to separate rice and beans? a Water b Sieve c Magnet 18 What can we use to separate soil and roots? a Magnet b Sieve c Cup 19 What can we use to separate sand and rocks? a Balloon b Magnet c Sieve 20 When separating rice and sand, which material passes through the sieve? a Rice b Both c Sand 21 When separating rice and sand, which material stays in the sieve? a Rice b Both c Sand 22 When separating rice and beans, which material passes through the sieve? a Both b Rice c Beans 23 When separating rice and beans, which material stays in the sieve? a Both b Rice c Beans 24 Why does sand pass through a sieve while rocks do not? a Rocks are liquids. b Sand particles are smaller than the holes. c Sand is magnetic. 25 Which statement is correct? a A sieve attracts metal pins. b A sieve can separate materials according to their size. c A magnet separates materials according to size.

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Matter, States & Separation QuizVersion en ligne

par Marim Saleh

Which one is a solid?

Which one is a liquid?

Which one is a gas?

Which material usually keeps its shape?

Which state of matter changes shape easily?

Which pair contains only solids?

Which pair contains only liquids?

Which pair contains gases?

Humans breathe a gas called:

Most of the air is a gas called:

Vinegar is a:

Bicarbonate of soda is a:

Mixing vinegar and bicarbonate of soda makes:

Air is a mixture of:

What tool separates materials of different sizes?

What tool can separate metal pins from sand?

What can we use to separate rice and beans?

What can we use to separate soil and roots?

What can we use to separate sand and rocks?

When separating rice and sand, which material passes through the sieve?

When separating rice and sand, which material stays in the sieve?

When separating rice and beans, which material passes through the sieve?

When separating rice and beans, which material stays in the sieve?

Why does sand pass through a sieve while rocks do not?

Which statement is correct?