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WorksheetsY7 Chemistry Exam Revision Quiz QLD
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
If there is too much solute to dissolve then the solution is saturated.
True
False
If 0.5g/ml or less is dilute and more than this is concentrated, which of these is dilute.
0.4g/ml
0.2g/l
0g/ml
0.25g/ml
If greater than 0.4 is concentrated and greater than 0.8 is saturated which of these is concentrated.
0.1
0.45
0.6
0.75
If 1 is dilute, 1 to 2 is concentrated and over 2 is saturated which of these is saturated.
0.876
1.563
2.222
22.22
Excretory system includes the following organ(s).
Kidney
Heart
Tongue
Brain
Liquid changes to steam.
Condensation
Cooling
Evaporation
`Distillation
Solid changes phase directly to a gas.
Condensation
Centrifugation
Freezing
Sublimation
Water vapour becomes a liquid.
Condensation
Condensification
Conductification
Settling
Used to separate dye from inks.
Chrome
Chromatin
Chromatography
Centrifugation
A liquid which passes through a filter.
Filtrate
Sludge
Mud
Water
Material trapped by filter paper.
Trappified materials
Residue
Resident
Leftovers
Method of separating insoluble mixtures.
Insolubility cloak
Newspaper
Trapping
Sieving
Process to separate seawater into salt and water.
Boiling
Centrifugation
Brewing
Distillation
Increases reaction rate of a chemical reaction.
Crushing
Boiling
Stirring
Talking to it
Spraying deodorant releases molecules into the air that will spread evenly and mix with the air particles.
True
False
You have to be kidding me
What type of deodorant?
Cutting an onion releases it's molecules into the air and makes people near us cry before it will reach anyone further away.
True
False
No, they are probably sad after hearing some bad news
I don't like onions
Water is the universal solvent. This is because
Water exists in the universe
Water solves many problems
Water can dissolve a lot of things
Water can be a solute in many circumstances
If two things are insoluble it means they cannot mix.
True
False
Sometimes
An example of a method to separate insoluble substances is
Magnetic separation
Decanting
Sedimentation
Sieving
Filtration
Methods of separating soluble substances.
Chromatography
Evaporation
Condensation
Distillation
