Topic 2: Solids, Liquids, Gases Exam

In a Solid, the particles can not move around freely, but they can ________________.

• change shape
• vibrate
• sit still

What statement applies to Charles Law?

• As temperature increases, pressure increases.
• As temperature increases, pressure decreases.
• As temperature increases, pressure stays the same.

How is a gas different from a liquid?

• Gas has a definite shape, a solid does not
• Liquid has a definite volume, but a gas does not
• You could pour a gas, but you can't pour a liquid

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When Vaporization takes place both above and below the surface of a liquid it is called?

• condensation
• boiling
• precipitation

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If you Decrease the temperature of a gas. It's volume and pressure will ______________________.

• Decrease
• Increase
• Become Zero

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Gold is considered a Crystalline solid because its particles are ______________________________.

• arranged in a regular pattern.
• arranged randomly
• completely motionless

A substance that does NOT have a definite shape or a definite volume is a ___________________.

• Plasma
• Solid
• Gas

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When liquid freezes to become a solid, the particles of the substance ______________________.

• slow down, and lose energy
• speed up, and gain energy
• disappear

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If you increase the temperature of a gas and the volume is fixed, the pressure of the gas will ____________________.

• Decrease
• Increase
• Stay the same

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Penny is sorting foods in his refrigerator for a class project. She is not certain how to classify strawberry jam. A spoonful of jam has a definite shape and volume. Which classification best describes the jam?

• amorphous solid
• crystalline solid
• liquid
• gas

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