WorksheetsHome-Based Learning Thanlyin (January Chapter End Test)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 6hrs 15mins
What is matter?
Define melting point.
Define Freezing.
Define vaporisation.
What is chemistry?
Define ondensation.
Define sublimation.
Define deposition.
Define physical change.
There are five categories that classified chemistry on the time line.
TRUE
FALSE
Robert Boyle is a chemist in traditional chemistry.
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FALSE
The air you breathe is a mixture of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, etc.
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FALSE
Chemical reaction occur when you breath, eat, sit or read.
TRUE
FALSE
Liquid has definite volume but no
definite shape.
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FALSE
A chemical change is a change in which no new substances are formed.
TRUE
FALSE
Gas cannot be compressed but
flows in all directions.
TRUE
FALSE
The bigger the mass, the faster the particles diffuse.
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FALSE
Matter is made up of tiny particles.
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FALSE
An area of study on matter not deal with hydrocarbon is (a) chemistry.
A study of matter and processes of living organisms is known as (a) .
Paper is made from (a) .
A synthetic polymer, (a) is used for clothing.
Nowadays, there is state known as (a) which is a hot ionized gas containing charger particles.
Freezing is the process in which a (a) becomes sufficiently cold to change into a solid.
(a) starts from about 300 BC to the end of 17th century.
