
Unit 3 Energy and Particles in Motion Honors Chem Exit Quiz
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Unit 3 Energy and Particles in Motion Exit Quiz
Let's see what you have learned in this unit !!!
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Multiple Choice
True or false: In a perfectly closed system, the energy (Q) released by the burning food will equal the energy absorbed by the water
True
False
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Multiple Choice
In the proceess shown here, the system is _______________ energy while the surroundings become ________________.
losing, warmer
gaining, warmer
gaining, cooler
losing, cooler
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Multiple Choice
In the equation Q=m x c x ΔT, the "c" stands for the material's
temperature
mass
specific heat capacity
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Multiple Choice
Water has a really high specific heat capacity (c). These means that....
it takes very little energy to make water temperature rise.
it takes much energy for the temperature for water to rise
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Multiple Choice
Water has a high specific heat capacity due to....
its density
its color
the attractive forces between water molecules
none of these
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Multiple Choice
You want to calculate the energy (Joules) required to bring 25 g of ice at -15°C to a liquid at 75°C. Which equation(s) should you use?
Q= m x cice x ΔT
Q= m x cice x ΔT and
Q= m x Hfusion
Q= m x cice x ΔT
Q= m x Hfusion and
Q= m x cwater x ΔT
none of these
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Multiple Choice
This is a table of specific heat capacity for some substances. Which heats up the quickest?
water
wood
lead
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Multiple Choice
In this diagram, the mass of the system, indicated by the line, is undergoing a(n) _________ as energy enters the system.
exothermic change
endothermic change
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Multiple Choice
In this exothermic reaction, the surroundings become _____________ over time while the system (the mass shown by the line) becomes _________.
warmer, warmer
cooler, warmer
warmer , cooler
cooler, cooler
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Multiple Choice
What of the following is/are true at segment D in the graph of water shown to the left?
evaporating going left to right
condensing going right to left
no temperature change occurs
all choices are correct
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Open Ended
How is water's high specific heat capacity critical to the regulation of Earth's climate?
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