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Revision Year 7Particle model and states of matter.

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Question 1
1.
1 Type of particle = ____________.
1 State of matter = ________ (monatomic)
Other Answer Choices:
compound
liquid
gas
element
Question 2
2.
3. Type of particle = ____________
3 State of matter = ___________ (monatomic)
Other Answer Choices:
element
liquid
gas
compound
Question 3
3.
Type of particle = ____________
State of matter = __________
Other Answer Choices:
solid
compound
liquid
element
gas
Question 4
4.
2. Type of particle _____________
2 State of matter = ___________ (should be just at the base of the container).
Other Answer Choices:
liquid
compound
gas
element
Question 5
5.
Label the states during melting and evaporating / boiling
Other Answer Choices:
liquid and gas
Solid and liquid
Question 6
6.
Drag the correct word to the appropriate place on the diagram.
Other Answer Choices:
liquid
melting
freezing
Condensing
sublimation
solid
boiling / evaporating
gas
Question 7
7.
Label the states
Other Answer Choices:
gas only
liquid only
solid only
Question 8
8.
Silver has a melting point of 961oC and a boiling point of 2261oC.
At 1200oC? silver would be a ___________.
At 25oC silver would be a __________
at - 25oC silver would be a __________
at 2000oC silver would be a ___________
Other Answer Choices:
solid
gas
liquid
Question 9
9.
Copy and compete the table.
Other Answer Choices:
Vibrate
far apart
move freely
close
Random
Ordered
Question 10
10.

Particle = ____________
Two atoms joined together is called _____________
4 State = ________
Other Answer Choices:
liquid
gas
compound
element
diatomic
Question 11
11.

Type of particle = _____________
State = ___________
Other Answer Choices:
compound
gas
element
liquid
solid
Question 12
12.

Type of particle = ____________
State of matter = __________
Other Answer Choices:
compound
liquid
element
gas
solid
Question 13
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20.

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21.

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22.

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Question 26
26.
Other Answer Choices:
(g)
(l)
(s)
Question 27
27.
Explain why you cannot squash liquid water.
Particles are __________ together so cannot be put closer together
b) Explain why liquid water changes shape.
Particles can _________ around
Other Answer Choices:
close
move
Question 28
28.
Other Answer Choices:
Question 29
29.
Other Answer Choices:
Question 30
30.
Other Answer Choices:
All three states of matter cannot be compressed
True
False
Liquids take the shape of the bottom of a container.​
True
False
Liquids can be compressed
True
False
Liquids have a fixed shape​
True
False
Solids can be compressed.​
True
False
Chemistry is awesome
True
False
Gases can flow​
True
False
Some liquids are more dense than solids​
True
False
Gases are more dense than liquids (for the same type of particle)
True
False
Liquids can flow.
True
False
The volume of a gas can be changed.​
True
False
Solids take the shape of the container they are in.​
True
False
Gases cannot be compressed​
True
False