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Describe mixture __1. Which of the
(S6MT-Ia-c1) 1 2.8% 2 statements BEST
describes a mixture?
a. It is the
combination of two or
more materials
without chemical
changes.
b. It is the
combination of one
material without
chemical changes.
c. It is the
combination of two or
more materials with
chemical changes.
d. It is the
combination of one
material with
chemical changes.
_2. Which of the
following is NOT a
mixture?
a. antibiotic
b. brewed coffee
c. evaporated milk
d.hydrogen chloride
6. If you can
easily see the
different parts
that make up a
mixture, you
know that it is a
___________
mixture?
a. heterogeneous
b. homogeneous
c. plasma
d. suspension
Describe the
appearance of solution
1 2.8% 2 __7. A soluble
(S6MT-Ia-c1) substance can be
dissolved in a
solvent because
the particles of
matter ____?
a. Are always in
motion
b. Are rigid and
unmoving
c. Are insoluble
d. becomes a
universal solvent
8. A solution
consists of single
particles of solute
_____________
throughout the
solvent.
a. evenly mixed
b. randomly
distributed
c. concentrated
d. diluted
___12. What
actually happens to
things like sugar
and salt when we
mix them with
water?
a. They become a
partial solution
b. They disappear
c. They dissolve
and they become
too small to be
seen
d. They become
solid
__13. A student
place a solid
knorr cubes in a
glass of water. As
he watches, the
knorr cubes just
goes to the
bottom of the
glass and sits
there. When he
returns to the
class the next
day, the knorr
cubes seems to
be there. What
can he infer in
that experiment?
a. Not all solutes
dissolve in
solvents
b. All solutes
dissolve in
solvent
c. Not all solvent
dissolves in
solute
d. All solvent
dissolves in
solute
Identify factors
affecting the Solubility 3 8.00% 4 ___14. How does
of Solutes in a Solvent shaking or stirring
(S6MT-Ia-c1) a solution affects
the rate in
dissolving
substances?
a. temperature
b. pressure
c. nature of solute
and solvent
d. all of the above
___23. Which of
the following
mixtures ca be
separated by
handpicking?
a. Sliced fruits
b. nails and water
c. vinegar and oil
d. muddy water
Describe how to
1 2.8% 2 __24. What happens
separate mixtures when you separate
through sifting or the mixture of flour
sieving (S6MT-Id-f2) and sugar?
a. The smaller
particles of sugar will
pass through the
screen together with
the sugar.
b. The larger
particles of sugar will
pass through the
screen leaving the
flour.
c. The smaller
particles of flour and
sugar will pass
through leaving the
larger particles of the
mixtures in the \
screen.
d. The larger
particles of flour and
sugar will pass
through the sifter.
____33. What
happens to the
mixture of staple wire
and chalk when you
let the magnet close
to it?
a. The chalk will be
separated from the
mixtures.
d. nothing will
happen
a. It is a process
where solvent
changes from vapor
or gas state to a
liquid state.
b. It is a process
where solvent
changes from liquid
state to a vapor or
gas state.
c. It is a process
where solid changes
from solid state to a
vapor or gas state.
d. It is a process
where solid changes
from vapor or gas
state to a liquid state.
___35. Which is
involved in order for
liquid to change
into vapour or gas?
a. heat
b. cool temperature
c. pressure
d. humidity
a. Sedimentation is
the process where
insoluble substance
settles at the bottom
of the solvent.
b. Sedimentation is
the process where
soluble substance
settles at the bottom
of the solvent.
c. Sedimentation is
the process where
insoluble substance
floats at the bottom of
the solvent.
d. Sedimentation is
the process where
soluble substance
floats at the bottom of
the solvent.
___37. What
happens in an
insoluble
substance in the
process of
sedimentation?
a. They will float
at the top
b. They will move
in the spiral
movement.
c. They will settle
at the bottom.
d. None of the
above
a. It is used when
separating two or
more immiscible
liquids.
c. A layer of liquid is
removed from the
insoluble particles
settled at the bottom
of liquid.
a. Rice hull is
separated from the
palay grain and use
as a fertilizer in soil.
b. Decaying is
separated from non-
decaying wastes to
impose proper
disposal.
c. Insects and
pebbles are left in
rice grains to be
eaten by people.
d. Dirty water is
filtrated to make it
clean and useful.
Classify types of 4 11.20% 5 II. Classify the
colloids(S6MT-Ia-c1) following types of
colloids below.
Mayonnaise gelatin
Glue clouds
Whipped cream
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Prepared by
JOSEPHINE A. KAGINGIN
Teacher I
Galalan Elementary School