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Who Wants To Be A Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Millionaire? Dissolving and Changes

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Who Wants To Be A Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?Millionaire?

Dissolving and Changes

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Question 1

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When a material dissolves it makes a

A solid B solutionC suspensionD crystal

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When a material dissolves it makes a

A solid B solutionC suspensionD crystal

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£100

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Question 2

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A solution is

A cloudy and whiteB cloudy and any colourC clear and any colourD clear and colourless

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A solution is

A cloudy and whiteB cloudy and any colourC clear and any colourD clear and colourless

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£200

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Question 3

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Dissolving is not speeded up by

A heating the liquidB crushing the solidC stirring the liquidD using less liquid

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Dissolving is not speeded up by

A heating the liquidB crushing the solidC stirring the liquidD using less liquid

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£300

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Question 4

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After filtering pond water, where would you

find any microbes?

A only on the filter paperB only left in the beakerC only in the flaskD in all three places

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After filtering pond water, where would you

find any microbes?

A only on the filter paperB only left in the beakerC only in the flaskD in all three places

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£500

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Question 5

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Which would dissolve the quickest in the same conditions?

A Icing sugar powderB Sugar cubesC Caster sugar crystalsD Brown sugar grains

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Which would dissolve the quickest in the same conditions?

A Icing sugar powderB Sugar cubesC Caster sugar crystalsD Brown sugar grains

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£1,000

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Question 6

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To obtain only the soluble material found in pond water you would

A Filter itB Evaporate itC Filter it then evaporateD Dissolve it

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To obtain only the soluble material found in pond water you would

A Filter itB Evaporate itC Filter it then evaporateD Dissolve it

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£2,000

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Question 7

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Which of these is a reversible reaction?

A Burning a candleB Melting an ice cubeC Adding acid to chalkD Frying an egg

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Which of these is a reversible reaction?

A Burning a candleB Melting an ice cubeC Adding acid to chalkD Frying an egg

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£4,000

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Question 8

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When water is

heated in a kettle it

A CondensesB MeltsC EvaporatesD Freezes

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When water is heated in a kettle it

A CondensesB MeltsC EvaporatesD Freezes

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£8,000

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Question 9

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When the solid candle wax changes to liquid this is

A meltingB boilingC burningD dissolving

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When the solid candle wax changes to liquid this is

A meltingB boilingC burningD dissolving

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£16,000

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Question 10

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When the wax in the wick is lit this is

A meltingB boilingC burningD dissolving

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When the wax in the wick is lit this is

A meltingB boilingC burningD dissolving

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£32,000

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Question 11

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When sand and salt

are mixed in water

A only sand dissolvesB only salt dissolves C sand and salt dissolve D neither dissolves

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When sand and salt are mixed in water

A only sand dissolvesB only salt dissolves C sand and salt dissolve D neither dissolves

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£64,000

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Question 12

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Which of these is evidence of an irreversible reaction?

A boiling occurringB melting occurringC particles dissolvingD gas bubbles seen

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Which of these is evidence of an irreversible reaction?

A boiling occurringB melting occurringC particles dissolvingD gas bubbles seen

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£125,000

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Question 13

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What is the scientific name for rain and snow?

A precipitationB evaporationC filtrationD water cycle

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What is the scientific name for rain and snow?

A precipitationB evaporationC filtrationD water cycle

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£250,000

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Question 14

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What caused the

puddle of water?

A water evaporatingB steam condensingC the kettle leakingD water boiling

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What caused the puddle of water?

A water evaporatingB steam condensingC the kettle leakingD water boiling

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£500,000

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Question 15

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What process is occurring at X?

A meltingB freezingC evaporatingD condensing

ice water steamX

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What process is occurring at X?

A meltingB freezingC evaporatingD condensing

ice water steamX

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£1,000,000