A can of soda explodes in the freezer because...

water expands when it becomes a solid.

the soda can acts as a tube and the water moves up it through capillary action.

water bubbles when it changes phase/state.

Why does an iceberg float even if its mass is thousands of kilograms?

water molecules spread out when they freeze, making ice less dense

water molecules come closer together when they freeze, making ice more dense

the iceberg sticks to the surface of water due to adhesion

the hydrogen bonds involved in surface tension supports the iceberg’s large mass

What property of water helps fish stay alive in ponds through the winter?

Ice is less dense than water causing it to float on the lake and create a protective barrier

Capillary action moves water into the cells of the fish, so that they don’t have to drink the water

Surface tension of water protects the fish below from snow and ice

Ice sinks to the bottom of the lake, due to its density

When salt is dissolved in water, the water molecules pull apart the salt. The chlorine ions of salt are surrounded by water molecules. Why do the hydrogen sides of water molecules point at the chlorine ions?

The hydrogen has a partial positive charge and the chlorine has a negative charge.

Water is polar and chlorine ions are nonpolar

The hydrogen and chlorine have positive charges, so they attract.

Water is polar and so are chlorine ions

Nonpolar substances...

are substances that do not dissolve in water

include lipids and fats like vegetable oil

Which of the following affect how quickly a solute dissolves?

Stirring/Mixing/Shaking/Agitation

Unit 3: Water

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9th Grade

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The ability of water to stick to other water molecules is...

Cohesion

Adhesion

Covalent bonds

Capillary Action

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Water collects on the bottom of a leaf and sticks to it before finally dripping off. This is an example of...

Cohesion

Capillary action

Adhesion

Covalent bonds

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The reason why ice floats is...

water contracts when it freezes, becoming less dense

water contracts when it freezes, becoming more dense

water expands when it freezes, becoming more dense

water expands when it freezes, becoming less dense

Plants can pull water up their roots, through their stems, into their leaves. The ability of water travel up small tubes against gravity is called...

Cohesion

Adhesion

Capillary Action

Density

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Sweating cools you off because water absorbs a lot of heat before it changes from a liquid to a gas. This property is...

Surface Tension

Temperature diffusion

High specific heat

latent heat

Water can dissolve many substances. Because of this, water is called the...

solution

universal solvent

great dissolver

universal solute

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Water has an end that is partially negative and an end that is partially positive. This means that water is...

partially negative

dense

cohesive

polar

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Unit 3: Water

42 questions

The ability of water to stick to other water molecules is...

Water collects on the bottom of a leaf and sticks to it before finally dripping off. This is an example of...

The reason why ice floats is...

Plants can pull water up their roots, through their stems, into their leaves. The ability of water travel up small tubes against gravity is called...

Sweating cools you off because water absorbs a lot of heat before it changes from a liquid to a gas. This property is...

Water can dissolve many substances. Because of this, water is called the...

Water has an end that is partially negative and an end that is partially positive. This means that water is...

At the top of a glass of water, there are more hydrogen bonds. Because of this, for tiny insects, the top of the water is difficult to break. This is called...

When water water freezes it becomes...

Water sticking to other surfaces or substances is...

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