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    SCIENCE

    Multiple Choice
    1. It is a soft, heated mass of crushed leaves and other substances that is spread over the skin to treat swelling or
    pain.
    a. bandage b. ointment c. poultice d. solution
    2. A mixture of oil and water is what kind of heterogeneous mixture?
    a. suspension b. smoke c. emulsion d. aerosol
    3. It is the ingredients that contains the healing properties of a medicinal mixture and may come in very small
    amounts.
    a. natural component b. medical ingredient c. curing component d. active ingredient
    4. In solutions, the additive is called the ___________, while the substance that dissolves the first is called the
    __________.
    a. solubility; concentration b. seasoning; water c. solvent; solute d. solute; solvent
    5. Which of the following solutions is the most concentrated?
    a. 20 grams of salt dissolved in 100 mL of water
    b. 30 grams of salt dissolved in 100 mL of water
    c. 30 grams of salt dissolved in 200 mL of water
    d. 50 grams of salt dissolved in 200 mL of water
    6. How much alcohol is in 200mL of 40% solution?
    a. 20 mL b. 40 mL c. 60 mL d. 80 mL
    7. Oil and water are immiscible but, when mixed together using a high-speed mixer, they form a/an ______
    a. foam b. solution c. emulsion d. smoke
    8. Blood is a mixture. What is it made up of?
    a. plasma and minerals c. blood cells and vitamins
    b. plasma and blood cells d. vitamins and minerals
    9. A medicine label says that a dose should be 10 mg per 10 kg of body mass of the patient. If the suspension
    prepared has 20 mg of the medicine per 10 mL, and the patient’s body mass is 25 kg, how much of the
    suspension should be given to the patient?
    a. 10 mL b. 15 mL c. 12.5 mL d. 17.5 mL
    10. Colloids are ________________.
    a. suspensions that look like solutions
    b. solutions that look like colloids
    c. homogeneous mixtures that seem to be heterogenous mixtures
    d. heterogeneous mixtures that seem to be homogenous mixtures

    Fill in the table with examples of colloids formed when two phases of matter mixed together
    Matter Solid Liquid Gas
    Solid
    Liquid
    Gas

    Write D if it dissolves in water and N if not.


    _____1. Ash _____2. Salt _____3. Instant coffee _____4. Talcum powder
    _____5. Sand _____6. Sugar _____7. Powdered milk _____8. Sawdust
    Write S for suspension and C for colloid.
    _____1. Juice _____2. toothpaste _____3. Mayonnaise _____4. Chocolate drink
    _____5. Fog _____6. Detergents _____7. Blood _____8. Condensed milk
    _____9. Air pollution _____10. Salad dressings

    Matching Type – best separating technique


    ____ 1. Turning back gases of neon and helium a. evaporation
    ____ 2. Pins and nails over the fine sands b. winnowing
    ____ 3. Waste materials from the blood c. magnetism
    ____ 4. Household garbage products d. distillation
    ____ 5. Sugar from sugarcane extract e. panning
    ____ 6. Whole milk from fatty cream f. filtration
    ____ 7. Alcohol and water solution g. straining
    ____ 8. Harvested salt from sea water h. dialysis
    ____ 9. Small rocks from big rocks i. gravity
    ____ 10. Small fruits from big fruits j. rectification
    ____ 11. Gold from other minerals k. electrostatic precipitator
    ____ 12. Pebbles from fine sands l. centrifugation for blood
    ____ 13. Coconut oil and water m. centrifugation for sugar
    ____ 14. Blood waste products n. manual hand – picking
    ____ 15. Oil spills over the lake o. waste – segregation
    ____ 16. Smoke pollution in air p. inclined table shaker
    ____ 17. Underground water q. cream separator
    ____ 18. Hulls from rice grains r. hair absorption
    ____ 19. Blood components s. suction pumps
    ____ 20. Yellow tea residue t. decantation

    Enumeration
    Separating heterogenous mixtures Separating homogeneous mixtures
    1. 1.
    2. 2.
    3. 3.
    4. 4.
    5.
    6.

    Separating suspensions and colloids


    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.

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