First Quarter Summative Assessment Module 4 Solutions Name: GONZALES, ELMINA L. Grade & Section: Grade 7- NEWTON SCore: Multiple Choice: Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write the letter of the correct answer on the space before each item number. 1. The salt that is dissolved in water to make a solution is called the C. sediment D. solid B. solvent A. solute 2. What are the two components of solution? A. solute-solvent 3. Which type of solution does a carbonated drink belong? B. gas-solid C. liquid-gas D. element-compound A. supersaturated B. unsaturated D. none of these 4. If you were handed a beaker containing a clear solution (with no solid solute at the bottorn), asked to identify it as "saturated" or "unsaturated," what simple test could you perfom to determine the answer? A. Add a small amount of solute if it dissolves it is unsaturated. If it settles to the bottorn, ther the solution is saturated. B. Add a small amount of solute if it dissolves it is saturated. If it settles to the bottom, then the solution is unsaturated. C. Put the solution a cold temperature if the solufion solidify it is saturated. if it remains liquid. then the solution is unsaturated. D. Put the solution a cold temperature if the solution solidify it is unsaturated. If it remains liquid then the solution is saturated. C. saturated. For questions 5-6 refer to the drawing. Al 5. In which set up is the solution unsaturated? A. Set-upI 6. How about the saturated solution set-up? A. Set-upI 7. Which will dissolve more quickly when mixed with water? B. Set up !! C. Set up II D. Set up IV B. Set up Il C. Set up II D. Set up IV A. sugar granules B. sugar cubes C. sugar bars D. All dissolve at the same rate 8. Which cannot dissolve more solute at a particular temperature? C. dilute solution D. supersaturated solution A. saturated solution B. unsaturated solution 9. All the following are properties of solution, EXCEPT A. It consists not a single phase. B. It has a definite composition. C. It has homogeneous composition. D. It can be physically separated into its component parts. 10. Which of the following is NOT a factor which affects the dissolving of solids in liquids? C. temperature D. particle size A. thickness B. movement Noted: APPROVED: Prepared by:
First Quarter Summative Assessment Module 4 Solutions Name: GONZALES, ELMINA L. Grade & Section: Grade 7- NEWTON SCore: Multiple Choice: Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write the letter of the correct answer on the space before each item number. 1. The salt that is dissolved in water to make a solution is called the C. sediment D. solid B. solvent A. solute 2. What are the two components of solution? A. solute-solvent 3. Which type of solution does a carbonated drink belong? B. gas-solid C. liquid-gas D. element-compound A. supersaturated B. unsaturated D. none of these 4. If you were handed a beaker containing a clear solution (with no solid solute at the bottorn), asked to identify it as "saturated" or "unsaturated," what simple test could you perfom to determine the answer? A. Add a small amount of solute if it dissolves it is unsaturated. If it settles to the bottorn, ther the solution is saturated. B. Add a small amount of solute if it dissolves it is saturated. If it settles to the bottom, then the solution is unsaturated. C. Put the solution a cold temperature if the solufion solidify it is saturated. if it remains liquid. then the solution is unsaturated. D. Put the solution a cold temperature if the solution solidify it is unsaturated. If it remains liquid then the solution is saturated. C. saturated. For questions 5-6 refer to the drawing. Al 5. In which set up is the solution unsaturated? A. Set-upI 6. How about the saturated solution set-up? A. Set-upI 7. Which will dissolve more quickly when mixed with water? B. Set up !! C. Set up II D. Set up IV B. Set up Il C. Set up II D. Set up IV A. sugar granules B. sugar cubes C. sugar bars D. All dissolve at the same rate 8. Which cannot dissolve more solute at a particular temperature? C. dilute solution D. supersaturated solution A. saturated solution B. unsaturated solution 9. All the following are properties of solution, EXCEPT A. It consists not a single phase. B. It has a definite composition. C. It has homogeneous composition. D. It can be physically separated into its component parts. 10. Which of the following is NOT a factor which affects the dissolving of solids in liquids? C. temperature D. particle size A. thickness B. movement Noted: APPROVED: Prepared by:
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Transcribed Image Text:First Quarter Summative Assessment
Module 4 Solutions
Name: GONZALES, ELMINA L. Grade & Section: Grade 7- NEWTON Score:
Multiple Choice: Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write the letter of the correct
answer on the space before each item number.
1. The salt that is dissolved in water to make a solution is called the
A. solute
2. What are the two components of solution?
A. solute-solvent
3. Which fype of solution does a carbonated drink belong?
A. supersaturated
4. If you were handed a beaker containinga clear solution (with no sofid solute at the bottorm),
asked to identify it as "saturated" or "unsaturated," what simple test could you perform to
determine the answer?
B. solvent
C. sediment
D. solid
C. liquid-gas
B. gas-solid
D. element-compound
B. unsaturated
C. saturated.
D. none of these
A. Add a small amount of solute if it dissolves it is unsaturated. If it settles to the bottorn, ther
the solution is saturated.
B. Add a small amount of solute if it dissolves it is saturated. If it settles to the bottom, then the
C. Put the solution a cold temperature if the solufion solidify it is saturated. if it remains liquid,
then the solution is unsaturated.
D. Put the solution a cold temperature if the solution solidify it is unsaturated. If it remains liquid
then the solution is saturated.
solution is unsaturated.
For questions 5-6 refer to the drawing.
II
Al
5. In which set up is the solution unsaturated?
B. Set up I!
6. How about the saturated solution set-up?
B. Set up lI
7. Which will dissolve more quickly when mixed with water?
A. Set-up !
C. Set up II
D. Set up IV
A. Set-up I
D. Set up IV
C. Set up III
A. sugar granules B. sugar cubes
C. sugar bars
D. All dissolve at the same rate
8. Which cannot dissolve more solute at a particular temperature?
A. saturated solution
C. dilute solution
B. unsaturated solution
D. supersaturated solution
9. All the following are properties of solution, EXCEPT
A. It consists not a single phase.
B. It has a definite composition.
C. It has homogeneous composition.
D. It can be physically separated into its component parts.
10. Which of the folilowing is NOT a factor which affects the dissolving of solids in liquids?
A. thickness
C. temperature
D. particle size
B. movement
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