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Science Primary 5-6 (Ages 10-12)

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1

Which statement best describes the difference between evaporation and boiling?

A Evaporation produces a gas, while boiling produces a solid.
B Evaporation occurs only at the surface of a liquid, while boiling occurs throughout the liquid.
C Evaporation requires a higher temperature than boiling.
D Evaporation occurs only at the bottom of a liquid, while boiling occurs at the surface.
2

When water vapor condenses into liquid water, what happens to the energy of the water particles?

A The particles lose energy to the surroundings.
B The particles neither gain nor lose energy.
C The particles gain energy from the surroundings.
D The particles gain energy and then lose it immediately.
3

A student notices that a puddle of water disappears after a sunny day, but the water in a pot boils when heated on a stove. Which process explains why the puddle disappears without boiling?

A Condensation
B Evaporation
C Melting
D Sublimation
4

In a particle model, which diagram best represents the arrangement of particles in a gas compared to a liquid?

A Particles are close together but randomly arranged.
B Particles are far apart and fixed in position.
C Particles are far apart and move randomly at high speeds.
D Particles are close together and arranged in a regular pattern.
5

During an investigation, a student observes that when a liquid is heated, it eventually boils. Which statement best explains why boiling requires a continuous supply of energy?

A Energy is needed to break the bonds between particles so they can escape as gas.
B Energy is needed to make the particles move slower.
C Energy is needed to change the liquid into a solid.
D Energy is needed to cool the liquid down.

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