U1L3 Quizizz Review

What happens to the particles of a solid when enough heat is added for it to become a liquid?

• A. The particles move closer together

• B. The particles lose energy

• C. The particles spread farther apart

• D. The temperature of the solid decreases

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Why does ice rest on the surface of water instead of sinking?

• A. Ice is colder than water

• B. Ice and water have the same temperature

• C. Ice is less dense than water

• D. Ice is denser than water

Which statement best describes the motion of particles in an iron nail?

• A. They move freely in all directions

• B. They are weakly attracted to each other

• C. They are spread far apart

• D. They vibrate in place

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Why does the smell of perfume spread throughout a room after the bottle is opened?

• A. Gas particles can expand to fill any space

• B. Gas particles are tightly packed

• C. Gas particles are strongly attracted to one another

• D. Gases are not considered matter

What occurs when a liquid is cooled down? CHOOSE THREE!!!

• A. Kinetic energy of the particles increases

• B. Kinetic energy of the particles decreases

• C. Force of attraction between the particles increases

• D. It changes to a solid

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What state of matter has NO definite shape or volume?

• A. Liquid

• B. Solid

• C. Gas

• D. None of these

Which is an example of sublimation?

• A. Fog created by dry ice

• B. Breath fogging a mirror

• C. Wet hair drying in the sun

• D. Liquid glass hardening

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For a gas to become a liquid, it must...

• A. Gain thermal energy

• B. Melt

• C. Lose thermal energy

• D. Have particles that move faster and faster

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Which THREE are examples of processes that happen with cooling or loss of thermal energy?

• A. Melting

• B. Condensation

• C. Freezing

• D. Deposition

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Which shows the removal of thermal energy?

• A. A liquid turning into a solid

• B. A liquid turning into a gas

• C. A solid turning into a liquid

• D. None, thermal energy always stays the same

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