Quiz Name:The Nature of Matter
Type: Multiple Choice (multiple choice)
Instructions: Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper. Check your answers by clicking on “answer key” below the last question.
Question 1: These have definite volume and no definite shape.
solids
gases
liquids
plasma
Question 2: These consists of high energy electrically charged particles.
solids
gases
liquids
plasma
Question 3: The unit for pressure is the
meter
milliliter
newton
pascal
Question 4: The law that says when the volume of a gas decreases the pressure increase is
Boyle's Law
Charle's Law
Bernoulli's Law
Archimede's Law
Question 5: The law says when temperature of a gas increases the volume increase is
Boyle's Law
Charle's Law
Bernoulli's Law
Archimede's Law
Question 6: The theory that says matter is made of moving particles is the
Boyle's theory
kinetic theory
Bernoulli's theory
Archimedes Theory
Question 7: Materials that have particles arranged in repeating patterns are
amorphous
gases
all solids
crystals
Question 8: Solids that have particles arranged in less regular patterns are called
amorphous
gases
all solids
crystals
Question 9: How easily a liquid pours is called
amorphous
viscosity
Bernoulli's Principle
Kinetic theory
Question 10: Which of the following would have the lowest viscosity?
water
motor oil
maple syrup
glue
Question 11: Which of the following can be compressed to a smaller volume?
solids
liquids
gases
crystals
Question 12: When materials are heated they
contract
always burn
expand
solidify
Question 13: When pressure is placed on a fluid how is the pressure transmitted?
It is increased as it travels.
It travels unchanged throughout the fluid.
It decreases as it travels.
It isn't transmitted at all.
Question 14: This principle explains when velocity of a fluid is high the pressure is low.
Bernoulli's
Archimedes
Pascal's
Boyle's
Question 15: This principle explains that floating objects displace water equal to their weight.
Bernoulli's
Archimedes
Pascal's
Boyle's
Question 16: The upward force exerted by a fluid is called
pressure
gravity
thermal expansion
buoyant force
Question 17: The amount of force per unit area is called
pressure
gravity
thermal expansion
buoyant force
Question 18: Solid materials have atoms and molecules that are
moving from place to place
vibrating in place
always lined up
very far apart
Question 19: These are mainly empty space.
liquids
solids
gases
plasmas
Question 20: These have no definite shape or volume.
liquids
solids
gases
plasmas