KS3 Reversible and Irreversible Changes Quiz

Question 1

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Which of these is a reversible change?

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baking bread

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Baking Bread (image/png)
boiling water

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Boiling Water (image/png)
frying chips

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Frying Chips (image/png)
grilling sweetcorn

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Grilling Sweetcorn (image/png)

Question 2

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The arrows on the diagram show changes of state. Which letter shows melting?

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Sold Liquid Gases Changes (image/png)

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Question 3

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The arrows on the diagram show changes of state. Which letter shows condensing?

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Sold Liquid Gases Changes (image/png)

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Question 4

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The substances in a mixture:

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are always the same colour.
are chemically joined together.
can be separated.
are always liquids.

Question 5

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Filtration can be used to separate a mixture of:

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salt and water.
sand and salt.
sand and water.
sugar and salt.

Question 6

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Sieving can be used to separate a mixture of:

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sand and flour.
sand and sugar.
stones and sand.
salt and water.

Question 7

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Which of these substances dissolves in water?

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flour
salt
sand
stones

Question 8

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Sophie and her dad are cooking in the kitchen. Sophie spills some flour onto some raisins. Tick ONE box to show the equipment Sophie could use to separate the flour from the raisins quickly.

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Flour & Raisins (image/png)

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wooden spoon

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Wooden Spoon (image/png)
sieve

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Seive (image/png)
weighing scales

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Weighing Scales (image/png)
filter

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Filter (image/png)

Question 9

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Connor was testing some solid powders to see if they dissolved. The diagram shows his results. Which solid did not dissolve?

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Which Substance Did Not Dissolve (image/png)

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Question 10

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John is making a clay pot. Which stage in the process is an example of an irreversible change?

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Making Clay Pot (image/png)

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cutting the clay
wetting ther clay
shaping the clay
baking the clay

Question 11

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Milo separatesa mixture of sand, salt and sugar. He puts the solids into some water and stirs. Then he pours the mixture thrtough filter paper. What weould he find in the filter paper?

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Milo Separates Mixture (image/png)

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sand and salt
sugar and salt
sand only
sugar only

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