1 Fatima has a beaker of water and a beaker of honey. She notices that honey pours much slower than water. She is comparing the fluidity of the two liquids. Which liquid has higher viscosity? A Water B Honey C Both have same viscosity D Cannot be determined
3 Bilal is doing an experiment with a substance that takes the shape of its container but has a definite volume. He pours it from a beaker into a graduated cylinder, and it flows easily. What state of matter is Bilal working with? A Solid B Liquid C Gas D Plasma
4 A heterogeneous mixture has: A Uniform composition B Same properties throughout C Non-uniform composition D Only liquids
6 A saturated solution contains: A No solute B Less solute than required C Maximum solute at given temperature D Excess solute
7 Which factor affects solubility? A Temperature B Color of solute C Shape of container D Volume of air
8 What is matter? A Anything that has mass and occupies space B Anything that has energy only C Anything that can move D Anything that produces heat
9 Waseem mixes sand and water in a glass. He notices that the sand particles are large and settle to the bottom after some time. This mixture is an example of: A Colloid B Solution C Suspension D Compound
10 Amina has a glass of orange juice with pulp. The pulp particles are visible and will eventually settle at the bottom if left undisturbed. This is an example of: A Solution B Colloid C Suspension D Element
11 David is studying a very cold substance cooled to near absolute zero where atoms clump together and act as a single wave. He learns this state was predicted by Einstein. What exotic state of matter is David studying? A Plasma B Liquid crystal C Bose-Einstein Condensate D Supercritical fluid
12 An unsaturated solution contains: A Maximum solute B No solvent C Less solute than maximum amount D Solid solute at bottom
13 David has a container of air. He knows that air is a mixture of gases like nitrogen and oxygen. Based on the states of matter, what is air classified as? A Solid B Liquid C Gas D Plasma
14 Ibrahim mixes salt and sand together. He can still see individual grains of salt and sand, and he can separate them using a magnet and water. What type of substance is this mixture? A Homogeneous mixture B Compound C Element D Heterogeneous mixture
16 Victor is looking at a glass of milk. He notices that it appears uniform but when he looks closely, he can see tiny particles that scatter light. Milk is an example of which type of mixture? A Solution B Colloid C Suspension D Element
17 Emma is studying the density of an unknown liquid. She measures its mass and volume and finds that its density is 0.8 g/cm³. She compares it to water (1.0 g/cm³). Will this liquid float on water? A Yes, it will float B No, it will sink C It will mix completely D Cannot be determined
20 Lara is looking at a diamond ring and a pencil lead. She knows both contain carbon but have very different properties. The pencil lead contains which allotrope of carbon? A Diamond B Graphite C Bucky balls D Graphene
21 Waseem is studying the properties of matter. He observes that a solid has a fixed shape and volume. What is the arrangement of particles in a solid? A Particles are far apart and move freely B Particles are close but move around each other C Particles are tightly packed in a fixed arrangement and vibrate D Particles are ionized and move freely
22 Xia is studying a substance that has properties of both a liquid and a solid. It flows like a liquid but has some ordered structure like a solid. She is studying this for her project on modern displays. What is this state called? A Plasma B Bose-Einstein Condensate C Liquid crystal D Superfluid
24 Patricia is making a solution of salt in water. She keeps adding salt until no more salt will dissolve and some salt remains at the bottom. What type of solution does Patricia have? A Unsaturated B Saturated C Supersaturated D Dilute