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Welcome to Who Wants to be
a Millionaire:
States of Matter Edition
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A: volume
C: area
B: pressure
D: temperature
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Which measurement is not used when working with gases?
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A: liquid
C: solid
B: gas
D: none of the above
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A substance that takes on the shape and volume of its container is a ______.
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A: solid to gas
C: liquid to gas
B: solid to liquid
D: liquid to solid
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Melting is the change from _____.
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A: directly proportional
C: unrelated
B: inversely related
D: variable
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If a graph is a straight line that passes through the origin, the two variables are considered _________.
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A: evaporation
C: sublimation
B: boiling
D: condensation
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What is the change from a gas to a liquid that is caused by a loss of thermal energy?
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Congratulations!
You’ve Reachedthe $1,000
Milestone!
Congratulations!Congratulations!
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A: melting
C: evaporation
B: boiling
D: freezing
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Only the particles on the surface of a liquid gain enough energy to become a gas. This is called _____.
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A: there is a fixed close arrangement
C: particles can move and spread apart to fill all available space
B: particles are free to move but volume is definite
D: particles are scattered and disorderly
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Which is true about the arrangement of particles in a solid?
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A: the freezing point
C: the origin
B: the melting point
D: boiling point
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Particles of a solid vibrate so fast that they break free from their fixed positions at ______.
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A: Boyer’s Law
C: Boyle’s Law
B: Charles’ Law
D: Chaplin’s Law
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At constant pressure, if temperature increases volume increases; if temperature decreases, volume decreases.
This principle is known as _____.
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A: pressure = force/ area
C: results from molecules pushing on container walls
B: measured in cm3
D: increases with # of gas molecules in a rigid container
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Which is not true regarding gas pressure?
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Congratulations!
You’ve Reachedthe $32,000
Milestone!
Congratulations!Congratulations!
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A: changes state of matter
C: has more moles of gas
B: is less dense than the surrounding air
D: slows the gas molecules down
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A hot air balloon rises because the heated air in the balloon _____.
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A: flows quickly (ex. vinegar or water)
C: has a definite shape
B: flows slowly (ex. honey)
D: has a definite temperature
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Properties of liquids include surface tension and viscosity. A liquid with low viscosity ____.
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A: made up of crystals
C: has a distinct melting point
B: becomes softer and softer as temperature rises
D: has particles arranged in repeating patterns
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Which is not a characteristic of a crystalline solid?
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A: pressure increases
C: pressure decreases
B: volume increases
D: volume decreases
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When a gas in a rigid container is heated, the ____.
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A: an increase of P in a flexible container, causes a decrease in V
C: P and V are inversely related
B: a decrease in P in a rigid container results in a greater V
D: applies at constant temperature
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Which of the following is not true regarding Boyle’s Law?
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YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!