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Adaptations: Water, Desert, and Cold

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Adaptations in extreme environments

by USHA PAVANI PEETHANI Meru
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1. Which of the following is the solid state of water?

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2. When ice is kept at room temperature, it changes into liquid water. This process is called:

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3. Which change of state takes place when water is heated continuously until it reaches 100°C?

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4. A student notices water droplets on the outside of a chilled water bottle. These droplets are formed due to:

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5. Which of the following is an example of evaporation?

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6. Which process changes water vapour into tiny liquid water droplets?

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7. Which statement about evaporation is correct?

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8. Why does water stored in an earthen pot remain cool during summer?

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9. Which sequence correctly shows the changes in the water cycle?

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10. A bottle filled with coloured water and fitted with a straw is kept in a freezer. After a few hours, the water level rises in the straw. Why?

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Bonus Rapid-Fire: Which state of water has no fixed shape and no fixed volume?

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