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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Dissolving and Changes

Question 1

When a material dissolves it makes a A solid B solution C suspension D crystal

When a material dissolves it makes a A solid B solution C suspension D crystal

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Question 2

A solution is A cloudy and white B cloudy and any colour C clear and any colour D clear and colourless

A solution is A cloudy and white B cloudy and any colour C clear and any colour D clear and colourless

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Question 3

Dissolving is not speeded up by A heating the liquid B crushing the solid C stirring the liquid D using less liquid

Dissolving is not speeded up by A heating the liquid B crushing the solid C stirring the liquid D using less liquid

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Question 4

After filtering pond water, where would you find any microbes? A only on the filter paper B only left in the beaker C only in the flask D in all three places

After filtering pond water, where would you find any microbes? A only on the filter paper B only left in the beaker C only in the flask D in all three places

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Question 5

Which would dissolve the quickest in the same conditions? A Icing sugar powder B Sugar cubes C Caster sugar crystals D Brown sugar grains

Which would dissolve the quickest in the same conditions? A Icing sugar powder B Sugar cubes C Caster sugar crystals D Brown sugar grains

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Question 6

To obtain only the soluble material found in pond water you would A Filter it B Evaporate it C Filter it then evaporate D Dissolve it

To obtain only the soluble material found in pond water you would A Filter it B Evaporate it C Filter it then evaporate D Dissolve it

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Question 7

Which of these is a reversible reaction? A Burning a candle B Melting an ice cube C Adding acid to chalk D Frying an egg

Which of these is a reversible reaction? A Burning a candle B Melting an ice cube C Adding acid to chalk D Frying an egg

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Question 8

When water is heated in a kettle it A Condenses B Melts C Evaporates D Freezes

When water is heated in a kettle it A Condenses B Melts C Evaporates D Freezes

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Question 9

When the solid candle wax changes to liquid this is A melting B boiling C burning D dissolving

When the solid candle wax changes to liquid this is A melting B boiling C burning D dissolving

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Question 10

When the wax in the wick is lit this is A melting B boiling C burning D dissolving

When the wax in the wick is lit this is A melting B boiling C burning D dissolving

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Question 11

When sand and salt are mixed in water A only sand dissolves B only salt dissolves C sand and salt dissolve D neither dissolves

When sand and salt are mixed in water A only sand dissolves B only salt dissolves C sand and salt dissolve D neither dissolves

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Question 12

Which of these is evidence of an irreversible reaction? A boiling occurring B melting occurring C particles dissolving D gas bubbles seen

Which of these is evidence of an irreversible reaction? A boiling occurring B melting occurring C particles dissolving D gas bubbles seen

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Question 13

What is the scientific name for rain and snow? A precipitation B evaporation C filtration D water cycle

What is the scientific name for rain and snow? A precipitation B evaporation C filtration D water cycle

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Question 14

What caused the puddle of water? A water evaporating B steam condensing C the kettle leaking D water boiling

What caused the puddle of water? A water evaporating B steam condensing C the kettle leaking D water boiling

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Question 15

What process is occurring at X? ice water steam X What process is occurring at X? A melting B freezing C evaporating D condensing

What process is occurring at X? ice water steam X What process is occurring at X? A melting B freezing C evaporating D condensing

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