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Science 8 - Unit A Practice

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Using the nutritional label above, calculate the concentration of sugar in one serving of juice.

a)

0.10 g per 100 mL

b)

10 g per 100 mL

c)

25 g per 100 mL

d)

225 g per 100 mL

2.

The most likely reason for why Jordan's sugar took longer to dissolve is

a)

Sugar dissolves faster in cold water

b)

Jordan's surgar was cubed

c)

Taylor's container was larger

d)

Taylor didn't stir their coffee

3.

The milk has a ___i___ viscosity than the shampoo because the milk has ___ii___ resistance to flow.

The statement above is best completed by:

a)

i: lower

ii: more

b)

i: lower

ii: less

c)

i: higher

ii: more

d)

i: higher

ii: less

4.

Which metal is the student most likely working with?

a)

Aluminum

b)

Copper

c)

Gallium

d)

Tin

5.

In order for a liquefier to convert hydrogen gas to its liquid state, the liquefier most likely

a)

runs electricity through the gas

b)

exerts pressure to compress the gas

c)

cools the gas to its boiling point

d)

dissolves the gas in water

6.

Which of the following is the primary advantage of converting liquifying hydrogen before

transport?

a)

Hydrogen gas is dangerous to transport.

b)

Hydrogen is only useful in its gaseous state.

c)

Trucks can carry more hydrogen as a liquid than a gas.

d)

Liquid hydrogen doesn't require special storage equipment.

7.

Carbon dioxide gas can be dissolved in water because the particles in water are ___i___ than the particles in carbon dioxide, resulting in water having a ___ii___ density, compared to the carbon dioxide gas.

The statement that is best completed by the answers are:

a)

i: closer together

ii: lower

b)

i: further apart

ii: greater

c)

i: closer together

ii: greater

d)

i: further apart

ii: lower

8.

When carbon dioxide gas located in a 2.0 m cylinder is compressed with 10 N of force, the resulting pressure in the cylinder would be

a)

0.20 Pa

b)

5.0 Pa

c)

12 Pa

d)

20 Pa

9.

The students that chose to increase the ___i___ noticed that the height of the boat above the water ___ii___.

The statement above is best completed by the answer:

a)

i: salt concentration of the water

ii: decreased

b)

i: volume of the water

ii: increased

c)

i: weight of the boat

ii: increased

d)

i: temperature of the water

ii: decreased

10.

Label the variables from the experiment using the blanks below. A number may be used more than once.

1. Controlled variable

2. Manipulated variable

3. Responding variable

height of the boat\frac{ }{height\ of\ the\ boat}   2salt concentration2\frac{ }{salt\ concentration}   3temperature of the water3\frac{ }{temperature\ of\ the\ water}   4 weight of the boat4\ \frac{ }{weight\ of\ the\ boat}  

(a)  

11.

A submarine dives by releasing air, and replacing it with water. This process allows the submarine to dive because, by releasing air, the submarine

a)

reduces its mass

b)

becomes more buoyant

c)

decreases its pressure

d)

increases its density