BAB 3 JIRIM

1. The table shows four substances P, Q, R and S with different densities. Substances P Q R S Density (g cm-3) 0.24 0.92 2.70 19.23

3. The following information shows the processes of changes of state in matter.

Which of the following represents P, Q and R? P Condensation Boiling Melting Melting Q Boiling Condensation Boiling Condensation R Melting Melting Condensation Boiling

Which of the following will sink in water of density 1 g cm-3? A B C D P and Q P and R R and S Q and S

A B C D

2. Table 1 shows three types of liquid with their respective densities. Liquid X Y Z Density /g cm-3 1.0 0.7 13.6

4. Table 2 shows four substances with different densities. Substances Density /g cm-3 Ice 0.9 Iron 7.9 Oil 0.8 Mercury 13.6 Table 2 Given that density of water is 1.0 g cm-3, which substances can float on water? A Ice and oil B Ice and iron C Oil and mercury D Iron and mercury 5. P, Q and R are steps to separate a mixture of sand and salt. Salt is left in the evaporation dish Which of the following correctly represent P, Q and R? P Q R A Filter the Stir and Evaporate the solution dissolve the salt solution mixture B Filter the Evaporate the Stir and solution salt solution dissolve the mixture C Stir and Filter the Evaporate the dissolve the solution salt solution mixture D Stir and Evaporate the Filter the dissolve the salt solution solution mixture

Which of the following figures correctly shows the positions of X, Y and Z? A B

6. Which of the following is a correct example of a compound and mixture? Compound Sea water Oxygen Air Water Mixture Air Water Oxygen Sea water

11. Hot air balloon is one of the applications which use the knowledge of different state of matter. Which of the following pairs are correct? I II III IV air in the balloon was heated air in the balloon was leaved to cool air in the balloon was heated air in the balloon was leaved to cool balloon goes up balloon goes up balloon goes down balloon goes down

A B C D

7. Which statement is true about particles in a gas? A The particles move randomly B The particles can slide over each other C The particles vibrate at a fixed position D The arrangement of particles are very close 8. Which diagram represents the arrangement of particles in a solid? A B

A I and III C II and IV

B II and III D I and IV

12. Diagram below shows three different liquid in a cylinder.

D Which of the following is true about the liquids? A R is less dense than Q B Q may represent water and R represents mercury C Q may represents water and P represents mercury D P is the densest among the liquids. 13. The diagram shows an arrangement of particles.

9. Which of these applications does not use the state of matter concept? A B C D Hot air balloon Hydrometer Submarine scale

10. Which of these are particles? A B C D Atom Ion Iron Molecule

Which of the following is true? A B C D The particles does not move The particles moves randomly in high speed The particles vibrates in fixed position The particles is have unorganized