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    Diagrams Below Show How Evidence Suggests The Particles Are Arranged in The Three States of Matter

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    Diagrams Below Show How Evidence Suggests The Particles Are Arranged in The Three States of Matter

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    1. The document is a science test with multiple choice questions about states of matter, heating curves, subatomic particles, isotopes, bonding, and chemical symbols and formulas. 2. Question 2 asks which part of a heating curve graph represents the melting period for a metal being heated from a solid to vapor. 3. Questions ask about the electrical charges of protons and electrons, arrangements of particles in hydrogen isotopes, how metals form ions, types of bonding between sample elements, and which processes produce carbon dioxide.

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    1. The document is a science test with multiple choice questions about states of matter, heating curves, subatomic particles, isotopes, bonding, and chemical symbols and formulas. 2. Question 2 asks which part of a heating curve graph represents the melting period for a metal being heated from a solid to vapor. 3. Questions ask about the electrical charges of protons and electrons, arrangements of particles in hydrogen isotopes, how metals form ions, types of bonding between sample elements, and which processes produce carbon dioxide.

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    Diagrams Below Show How Evidence Suggests The Particles Are Arranged in The Three States of Matter

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    Pocitos Day School Combined Sciences Test

    Option A Circle the correct answer

    1 The kinetic model suggests different arrangements for the atoms or molecules in the three states of matter. The
    diagrams below show how evidence suggests the particles are arranged in the three states of matter.
    1 2 3

    What are the three states shown?

    1 2 3
    A Gas liquid solid
    B Liquid gas solid
    C Solid liquid gas
    D Liquid solid gas

    2 The graph shows the heating curve for a metal that is solid at room temperature (25 °C). The metal has been heated
    until it turns to vapour.

    B
    A

    Time
    Which part of the graph represents the period of time when the metal is melting?

    3 Two of the subatomic particles that make up an atom are the proton and the electron. What are the electrical
    charges on a proton and an electron?

    Proton Electron
    A neutral negative
    B positive negative
    C negative positive
    D neutral positive
    1
    4 Naturally occurring hydrogen consists of two different isotopes. These are 1 H and 12H. Which
    diagram shows the arrangement of particles in the two isotopes?
    1 2
    H
    1H 1
    Key
    e e e = an electron
    P
    A P P = a proton
    P

    n = a neutron
    e
    p p
    B n n = nucleus

    e e

    P
    C P
    n

    e e

    D n p

    5 Metals usually form compounds involving ionic bonding. How do metals form their ions?
    A by gaining protons B by gaining electrons C by losing electrons D by losing protons

    6 The boiling point of a substance is linked to the type of bonding present in the substance. Two elements X
    and Y combine to form a liquid with the relatively low boiling point of 120 °C.
    Which of the lines in the following table is correct?

    Type of element
    Type of bonding
    X Y
    A metal metal Covalent
    B non-metal non-metal Ionic
    C non-metal non-metal Covalent

    D metal non-metal Ionic

    7 Some non-metallic elements form covalent simple molecular structures involving a number of atoms.
    Phosphorus is one of these, forming the molecule P 4. The diagram shows this covalent molecule of
    phosphorus.

    How many electrons in total are shared in the bonds in this molecule?
    A 12 B 8 C 4 D2
    8 Each element in the Periodic Table has its own chemical symbol. What are the correct symbols for the elements
    chlorine, nitrogen and potassium?

    Chlorine Nitrogen Potassium


    A CI N K
    B C Ni P
    C CI Ni P
    D c N K

    9 Covalent compounds are made up of molecules held together by covalent bonds. The diagrams show
    models of a water molecule, H2O, and of a carbon dioxide molecule, CO2.

    water carbon dioxide

    Which diagram represents a molecule of methane (CH 4)?

    A B C D

    10 Which compound contains all the elements needed for a balanced fertiliser?
    A) (NH4)2SO4 B) K(NH4)2PO4 C) K 2SO4 D) (NH2)2CO

    11 The level of carbon dioxide in the air is a growing concern. Four chemical changes are listed below.

    1 respiration 2 heating limestone 3 rusting of iron 4 burning coal

    Which of these changes produce CO2?

    A) 1 and 2 B) 1, 2 and 4 C) 2, 3 and 4 D) 1

    12 Acid rain has harmful effects on the environment. Which of the following is not an effect
    of acid rain?
    A damage to marble statues and buildings B rising sea levels C reduction of fish populations in
    lakes D killing of tres

    13 Complete the table

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