MCQ Science Curiosity Chapter 7 Class 8 CBSE Board Advertisement Particulate Nature of Matter 1. What is the boiling point of a liquid?The temperature at which it freezesThe temperature at which it becomes a solidThe temperature at which it turns into vaporThe temperature at which it evaporates slowlyQuestion 1 of 202. What happens during evaporation?Particles stop moving.Particles form bubbles inside the liquid.Particles become tightly packed.Particles escape from the surface at any temperature.Question 2 of 203. Why do gases lack a fixed volume?Particles are tightly packed.Particles are stationary.Particles have strong interparticle attractions.Particles move freely in all directions.Question 3 of 204. What did the smoke experiment with gas jars demonstrate?Gases have strong interparticle attractions.Gases are incompressible.Gases have a fixed shape.Gases occupy the entire available space.Question 4 of 205. Why are liquids and gases classified as fluids?They have strong interparticle attractions.They have a fixed shape.They can flow and lack a fixed shape.They have no interparticle spaces.Question 5 of 206. What happens to gas particles when compressed in a syringe?They form a solid.They are forced closer together.They escape the syringe.They become stationary.Question 6 of 207. Why is water nearly incompressible?It has no interparticle spaces.It behaves like a gas.It has large interparticle spaces.It has strong interparticle attractions.Question 7 of 208. What happens to the water level when sugar dissolves in it?It doubles in volume.It decreases slightly after dissolution.It increases significantly.It remains unchanged.Question 8 of 209. Why doesn’t sand dissolve in water like sugar?Sand particles are soluble.Sand has no interparticle spaces.Sand has strong interparticle attractions.Sand particles are too small.Question 9 of 2010. What does the interparticle spacing in solids indicate?No spacing between particlesLarge spaces filled with airMinimum spacing with no substance between particlesSpaces occupied by liquid particlesQuestion 10 of 2011. What does the potassium permanganate experiment demonstrate?Liquids have no interparticle spaces.Solids dissolve in water.Liquid particles are stationary.Particles in liquids move and spread.Question 11 of 2012. Why does the fragrance of an incense stick spread throughout a room?Air has no particles.Fragrance particles are heavy.Air particles collide with fragrance particles.Air particles are stationary.Question 12 of 2013. How do soap particles clean oil-stained clothes?They evaporate the oil.They form a solid with oil.They dissolve the fabric.They attach to oil and mix with water.Question 13 of 2014. What determines the physical state of matter?Particle weightThermal energy of particlesParticle sizeParticle colorQuestion 14 of 2015. What happens to particles at the melting point of a solid?They form a gas directly.They stop moving.They become tightly packed.They overcome interparticle attractions.Question 15 of 2016. What is the primary difference between solids and liquids?Liquids have stronger interparticle attractions.Solids have no interparticle spaces.Solids are closely packed; liquids move past each other.Solids have larger particles.Question 16 of 2017. Which statement about melting ice is true?It transforms a liquid into a solid.It increases interparticle spacing significantly.It is a chemical change.It involves a decrease in interparticle attractions.Question 17 of 2018. Which property is true for solids?They flow like liquids.They have fixed shape and volume.They have no interparticle attractions.They have no fixed shape.Question 18 of 2019. What happens if all constituent particles are removed from a chair?The chair becomes a liquid.The chair weighs less.Nothing of the chair remains.The chair remains unchanged.Question 19 of 2020. Why do gases mix easily compared to solids?Gas particles are tightly packed.Gases have fixed volumes.Gas particles move freely in all directions.Gases have strong interparticle attractions.Question 20 of 20 Loading...
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