Review Game 3.1Weather: Physically Changing Matter

mortar : brick :: glue :

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1. wood2. stone3. water4. oil

A big capital “H” is over our region on a weather map. What weather do you predict?

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1. Sunny2. Cloudy3. Rain4. Snow5. A Hurricane6. Cloudy with a

chance of Hospitals

A rain gauge contains a volume of 3.0 cm3 when the height is 1.5 cm. What will the height be for a volume of 1.0 cm3?

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1. 3.0 cm2. 2.0 cm3. 1.5 cm4. 1.0 cm5. 0.5 cm

Which of these pairs are not proportional to each other?

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1. Volume and temperature of a gas

2. Volume and height of water in a rain gauge

3. Mass and volume of a liquid

4. Mass and temperature of a gas

What is the proportionality constant for a gas at 10°C filling a 300 mL container?

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1. 1.062. 0.943. 304. 0.0335. 30006. 84,900

Convert 33°C to °F.

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84%1. 117°F2. 1.8°F3. 306°F4. 91.4°F5. 59.4°F6. 33°F7. Absolute zero

Convert 55 K to °C.

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1. 328°C2. -218°C3. 131°C4. 99°C5. 55°C

Participant Scores600 Adelaide Burgess 500 Kayleigh Rine600 Zachary Fitzgerald 400 Emma Finley600 Lindsey Schoch 400 Anna Lawrence600 Joseph Bertolino 400 Meghan Bird600 Wyatt McCool 400 Brock Port600 Hailey Seibel 400 David Meyer500 Wylyn McCullough 400 Tanner Helms500 Kristen Crable 300 Jordyn Mihalik500 Morgan May 200 Elle McCartney500 Taylor Lair 200 Raisa Gregor

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Convert 80°F to K.

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1. 449 K2. 300 K3. 176 K4. 144 K5. 48 K6. 27 K7. 3 K

Participant Scores1300 Zachary Fitzgerald 700 Anna Lawrence1300 Wyatt McCool 500 Taylor Lair1300 Joseph Bertolino 500 Raisa Gregor1150 Adelaide Burgess 450 Hannah Domanick1150 Lindsey Schoch 450 Madisen Paige1100 Wylyn McCullough 400 Brock Port975 Kayleigh Rine 400 Tanner Helms975 Kristen Crable 400 David Meyer900 Meghan Bird 300 Jordyn Mihalik800 Emma Finley 200 Elle McCartney

What is the mass of 300 mL of snow (0.25 g/cm3)?

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1. 0.25 g2. 75 g3. 150 g4. 300 g5. 1200 g6. Cannot be

determined

What is the volume of ice (0.92 g/mL) that will form when 50 mL of water (1.0 g/mL) freezes?

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1. 50 mL2. 46 mL3. 25 mL4. 54 mL5. 100 mL

Given equal volumes, which will have the greatest mass?

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1. Gold (19.32 g/mL)2. Lead (11.35 g/mL)3. Barium (10.07 g/cm3)4. Iron (7.78 g/cm3)5. Chuck Norris

If you decrease the volume of a contained gas, in order for the pressure to stay the same, the temperature must…

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A 5.0 L gas sample at 20°C is heated to 100°C. What is the new volume?

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1. 5.0 L2. 25 L3. 6.4 L4. 0.0175. Polar is the new

volume.

Participant Scores1500 Wyatt McCool 1075 Taylor Lair1500 Zachary Fitzgerald 900 Meghan Bird1500 Joseph Bertolino 800 Emma Finley1500 Wylyn McCullough 700 Raisa Gregor1350 Lindsey Schoch 650 Madisen Paige1350 Adelaide Burgess 650 Hannah Domanick1275 Kayleigh Rine 625 Morgan May1175 Kristen Crable 600 David Meyer1100 Brock Port 600 Jordyn Mihalik1100 Anna Lawrence 250 Hailey Seibel

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A cylinder of gas at 30°C has a certain volume. If this volume is increased 1.5 times, what is the new temperature?

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1. 45°C2. 20°C3. 454.5°C4. 181.5°C5. 202°C6. -71°C

Participant Scores3100 Wyatt McCool 550 Anna Lawrence2331.25 Kayleigh Rine 500 Elle McCartney1981.25 Taylor Lair 312.5 Morgan May1600 Zachary Fitzgerald 293.75 Kristen Crable1500 Joseph Bertolino 162.5 Madisen Paige1300 Jordyn Mihalik 162.5 Hannah Domanick900 Meghan Bird 62.5 Hailey Seibel900 Emma Finley 0 Raisa Gregor675 Lindsey Schoch 0 Adelaide Burgess600 David Meyer 0 Wylyn McCullough

Which is not true of a graph of mass vs. volume of a substance?

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density.4. The density is the

proportionality constant.5. You need to measure two

points to graph the line.

Which condition about weather is possible?

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1. Snow preceding a warm front.

2. Snow preceding a cold front.

3. Rain preceding a cold front.

4. Rain following a warm front.

5. Cold air rising over warm air.

A thermometer directly measures…

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76%1. Heat2. Temperature3. Thermal expansion4. Volume5. A thermos

Negative temperatures don’t make physical sense because…

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1. You can’t have negative volume.

2. You can’t have negative kinetic energy.

3. You can’t have less than no motion.

4. All of the above5. None of the above

When snow melts, what stays the same?

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1. Mass and volume2. Mass and molecular

formula3. Mass and density4. Volume and density5. Volume and molecular

formula6. Density and molecular

formula7. All of the above

Participant Scores3300 Wyatt McCool 800 David Meyer2631.25 Kayleigh Rine 593.75 Kristen Crable2181.25 Taylor Lair 412.5 Morgan May1900 Zachary Fitzgerald 400 Brock Port1700 Jordyn Mihalik 362.5 Hailey Seibel1000 Emma Finley 362.5 Hannah Domanick975 Lindsey Schoch 300 Tanner Helms900 Meghan Bird 300 Wylyn McCullough900 Elle McCartney 300 Adelaide Burgess850 Anna Lawrence 262.5 Madisen Paige

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A rain gauge with a base area of 3.0 cm2 has 12 mL of water in it. How much rain did it get?

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1. 3 cm2. 4 cm3. 15 cm4. 36 cm5. 0.25 cm6. Not enough

information

Participant Scores5875 Wyatt McCool 700 Tanner Helms4704.69 Kayleigh Rine 643.75 Hailey Seibel2100 Emma Finley 559.38 Madisen Paige1900 Zachary Fitzgerald 545.31 Taylor Lair1900 Elle McCartney 487.5 Lindsey Schoch1800 Jordyn Mihalik 425 Anna Lawrence1287.5 Kristen Crable 300 Joseph Bertolino925 Morgan May 0 Adelaide Burgess900 Meghan Bird 0 Raisa Gregor734.38 Hannah Domanick 0 David Meyer