A solution

• Is made up of a solute and solvent

• Is a gas or liquid that is mixed together very well

• May have colour but is actually clear

• All of the above

Which of the following is true about solutes and solvents

• The solute dissolves into the solvent

• The solvent dissolves into the solute

• Neither the solute or solvent can dissolve into each other

• Solutes and solvents don't exist

The definition of 'dissolve' is

• Particles from a mixture mixing together, but then eventually settling down to the bottom

• Two or more substances that are not able to mix completely

• Two or more substances mixing completely so that it appears as one

• A solution passing through filter paper

A soluble substance

• Is also a suspension

• Contains sediment

• Doesn't dissolve

• Dissolves

An example of an insoluble substance is

• Sugar and water

• Vinegar and water

• Oil and water

• Milo

The beaker on the left is _______________ and the beaker on the right is _______________

• Concentrated, dilute

• Dilute, concentrated

• Soluble, insoluble

• Insoluble, soluble

If a solution is concentrated, it contains

• More solvent

• More solute

• The same amount of solvent and solute

• More solvent and more solute

What is the solvent

• Water

• Sugar

• Sugar solution

• The beaker

What is the solute

• Water

• Sugar solution

• Sugar

• The beaker

Mixing salt and water together gives a solution of ___________

• Saltwater

• Distilled water

• Still water

• Filtered water