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11. During heat conduction in solids * a. the energy of the particles expands. b. the particles become cooler C. the particles lose energy d. the particles pass on energy by colliding 12. Read the statements carefully and identify if its true or false respectively. A. Gases are harder to compress than solids; B. Liquids are harder to compress than gases; C. Liquids are harder to compress than solids; D. Liquids can freeze. * A. FTET B. TFTE C. TTFF D. FFTT 13. Rank the following based on the packing of molecules. * a. Solid > Liquid > Gas b. Gas > Solid > Liquid C. Liquid > Gas > Solid d. Solid > Gas > Liquid 14. Read the statements carefully and choose the correct option. Statement A. In solids the molecules are closely packed together. Statement B: In gases the molecules are spread out the most. * a. Statement A is correct and B is wrong. b. Statement A is wrong and B is correct. C. Both statements are correct. d. Both statements are wrong. 15. When you fill a jug with sugar, it appears to have the same shape as the jug. You can also tip sugar from one container to another. Is sugar a solid, a liquid or a gas? * a. solid b. liquid C. gas d. a condensed gas 16. In which conversion do water molecules lose speed? * a. ice → water b. ice → steam C. steam -ice d. water →steam

11. During heat conduction in solids * a. the energy of the particles expands. b. the particles become cooler C. the particles lose energy d. the particles pass on energy by colliding 12. Read the statements carefully and identify if its true or false respectively. A. Gases are harder to compress than solids; B. Liquids are harder to compress than gases; C. Liquids are harder to compress than solids; D. Liquids can freeze. * A. FTET B. TFTE C. TTFF D. FFTT 13. Rank the following based on the packing of molecules. * a. Solid > Liquid > Gas b. Gas > Solid > Liquid C. Liquid > Gas > Solid d. Solid > Gas > Liquid 14. Read the statements carefully and choose the correct option. Statement A. In solids the molecules are closely packed together. Statement B: In gases the molecules are spread out the most. * a. Statement A is correct and B is wrong. b. Statement A is wrong and B is correct. C. Both statements are correct. d. Both statements are wrong. 15. When you fill a jug with sugar, it appears to have the same shape as the jug. You can also tip sugar from one container to another. Is sugar a solid, a liquid or a gas? * a. solid b. liquid C. gas d. a condensed gas 16. In which conversion do water molecules lose speed? * a. ice → water b. ice → steam C. steam -ice d. water →steam

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11. During heat conduction in solids * a. the energy of the particles expands. b. the particles become cooler C. the particles lose energy d. the particles pass on energy by colliding 12. Read the statements carefully and identify if its true or false respectively. A. Gases are harder to compress than solids; B. Liquids are harder to compress than gases; C. Liquids are harder to compress than solids; D. Liquids can freeze. * A. FTFT B. TETE C. TTFF D. FFTT 13. Rank the following based on the packing of molecules. * a. Solid > Liquid > Gas b. Gas > Solid > Liquid C. Liquid > Gas > Solid d. Solid > Gas > Liquid 14. Read the statements carefully and choose the correct option. Statement A. In solids the molecules are closely packed together. Statement B: In gases the molecules are spread out the most. * a. Statement A is correct and B is wrong. b. Statement A is wrong and B is correct. C. Both statements are correct. d. Both statements are wrong. 15. When you fill a jug with sugar, it appears to have the same shape as the jug. You can also tip sugar from one container to another. Is sugar a solid, a liquid or a gas? * a. solid b. liquid C. gas d. a condensed gas 16. In which conversion do water molecules lose speed? * а. ice —> water b. ice → steam C. steam –ice d. water →steam
Transcribed Image Text:11. During heat conduction in solids * a. the energy of the particles expands. b. the particles become cooler C. the particles lose energy d. the particles pass on energy by colliding 12. Read the statements carefully and identify if its true or false respectively. A. Gases are harder to compress than solids; B. Liquids are harder to compress than gases; C. Liquids are harder to compress than solids; D. Liquids can freeze. * A. FTFT B. TETE C. TTFF D. FFTT 13. Rank the following based on the packing of molecules. * a. Solid > Liquid > Gas b. Gas > Solid > Liquid C. Liquid > Gas > Solid d. Solid > Gas > Liquid 14. Read the statements carefully and choose the correct option. Statement A. In solids the molecules are closely packed together. Statement B: In gases the molecules are spread out the most. * a. Statement A is correct and B is wrong. b. Statement A is wrong and B is correct. C. Both statements are correct. d. Both statements are wrong. 15. When you fill a jug with sugar, it appears to have the same shape as the jug. You can also tip sugar from one container to another. Is sugar a solid, a liquid or a gas? * a. solid b. liquid C. gas d. a condensed gas 16. In which conversion do water molecules lose speed? * а. ice —> water b. ice → steam C. steam –ice d. water →steam
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