Multiple Choice: Materials, Energy, Heat and Temperature and Kinetic Theory

Q1. These statements are about the pressure and volume of a fixed mass of gas at constant temperature.

Which statement is correct?

A Volume doubles, pressure doubles  
B Volume doubles, pressure halves  
C Volume halves, pressure halves  
D Volume halves, pressure stays constant  

 

Q2. Which of the following has the most kinetic energy?

 

A    
B    
C    
D    

 

Q3. A student studies how the temperature falls when a liquid cools.

What is happening at point X on the graph?

A Boiling  
B Freezing  
C Melting  
D Subliming  

 

Q4. A sealed boiling tube contains gas.

The boiling tube is heated.

What happens?

A The particles in the gas evaporate  
B The particles in the gas expand.  
C The particles in the gas move faster.  
D The particles in the gas move slower.  

 

Q5. An object has a volume of 1.5 m3 and a mass of 3.0 kg.

What is the density of the object?

A 0.5 kg/m3  
B 2.0 kg/m3  
C 4.5 kg/m3  
D 6.0 kg/m3  

 

Q6. A cylinder contains a gas.

The volume of the gas is halved and the temperature remains the same.

What happens to the pressure of the gas?

A It remains the same.  
B It halves.  
C It doubles.  
D It quadruples.  

 

Q7. Different states of matter have different densities.

Which of the following shows the states of matter in density order, starting with the lowest density?

A Solid – liquid – gas  
B Solid – gas – liquid  
C Gas – liquid – solid  
D Liquid – gas – solid  

 

Q8. What is the typical size for a small molecule?

A 0.1cm  
B 0.1 km  
C 0.1 m  
D 0.1 nm  

 

Q9. Adeleine measures the weight of four boxes and the area in contact with the ground.

Which box exerts the greatest pressure on the ground?

Box
Weight /N
Area /cm2
 
A
50
100
 
B
75
250
 
C
90
400
 
D
100
500
 

 

Q10. Energy is needed to change ice into water.

Calculate the energy needed to change 5 kg of ice into water.

Specific latent heat of melting = 3.34 × 105 J/kg.

A
16.7 J
 
B
1,670 J
 
C
1,670,000 J
 
D
1,670,000,000 J