Unit 3 Module 1 Review

Water has been left in a pot on a hot stove. Bubbles form throughout the liquid and rise to the top. Which type of change is this?

• boiling

• evaporation

• denisty

• condensation

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Temperature is a measure of ________ of the particles in an object.

• the difference between the potential and kinetic energy

• the sum of the potential and kinetic energy

• the average potential energy

• the average kinetic energy

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When temperature increases, average ________ increases.

• potential energy

• kinetic energy

• gravitational potential energy

• chemical energy

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A liquid thermometer works because liquid ________ when warmed.

• contracts

• solidifies

• condenses

• expands

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The energy of motion is called ________ energy.

• thermal

• potential

• kinetic

• chemical

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Adding thermal energy to a cup of water may cause the particles to ________.

• move closer together

• move faster

• slow down

• collide less frequently

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During a hot shower, water vapor fogs up the cooler mirror when it turns to water. This is an example of ________.

• Condensation
• deposition

• sublimation

• vaporization

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The combined total of the kinetic and potential energy in a material is called ________ ________.

• radiant energy

• nuclear energy

• chemical energy

• thermal energy

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Marco put a pot of water on to boil eggs. Half an hour later, he returned to find the pot dry. This is an example of ________.

• condensation

• deposition

• sublimation

• vaporization

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Describe how the particles move in a solid.

• close together and moving freely

• far apart and moving freely

• close together and vibrating in place

• far apart and vibrating in place