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States of Matter Challenge

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Quick quiz on matter and phase changes

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Quick quiz on matter and phase changes

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1

The amount of space that matter fills is its _______.

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A state of matter with a definite volume, but no definite shape is a(n) _______.

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A(n) gas will always take the shape and volume of its container. True or False?

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The temperature is a measure of the ______ speed of the particles in a substance.

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A(n) solid has a ______ volume and a definite shape.

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The pressure of a gas is represented by the formula f/A, where f = force and A = area. True or False?

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A(n) gas has neither a definite volume nor a definite shape. True or False?

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Surface Tension is the inward force among the molecules of a liquid. True or False?

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Glass is an example of a(n) amorphous solid. True or False?

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The process where bromine gas touches a surface and becomes crystals is called _______.

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What is the capital city of France?

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Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

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What is the largest ocean on Earth?

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In computing, what does CPU stand for?

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Which language is primarily used to write web pages?

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What is H2O more commonly known as?

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Which country hosted the 2016 Summer Olympics?

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What is the chemical symbol for Gold?

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Which organ pumps blood through the body?

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What year did the World Wide Web become publicly available?

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Volume is the space that matter occupies.

Liquids have definite volume but take the shape of their container.

Gases expand to fill both shape and volume of their container.

Temperature reflects the average kinetic energy/speed of particles.

Solids have a definite volume and shape.

Pressure is force per area as stated.

Gases take both shape and volume of their containers.

Surface tension is the cohesive force at the liquid surface.

Glass lacks a crystalline structure; it's amorphous.

Deposition is gas to solid without becoming liquid.

Paris is the national capital and largest city of France.

Mars appears reddish due to iron oxide on its surface.

The Pacific Ocean covers more area than all land combined.

CPU executes instructions and processes data.

HTML structures content on the web.

Water is composed of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.

Rio de Janeiro hosted the 2016 Games.

Au comes from the Latin word 'Aurum'.

The heart circulates blood via the cardiovascular system.

The web was opened to the public in 1991 by CERN.

 
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