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    7G End of Unit Test

    Name Class

    1 Are these things solids, liquids or gases? Write the correct word for each one.

    steam

    a brick 7
    G
    the sea

    coin
    pencil
    milk

    [3 marks]

    2 We can tell if a material


    is a solid, a liquid or a Property Solid Liquid Gas
    gas by the way it Fixed shape
    behaves. Tick the Fixed volume
    columns in the table to
    show which are the Easy to squash
    properties of solids, Flows easily
    liquids and gases.
    [3 marks]

    3 Petrol is a liquid. When you fill


    up, the petrol flows through the
    pipe and into the petrol tank in
    your car.

    a Why could you not fill up the tank


    in this way if a car used a solid fuel like coal?

    [1 mark]
    b It is possible to run an engine using a gas like hydrogen as a fuel. Explain one
    problem that you would have if you wanted to fill up the fuel tank with a gas.

    [1 mark]
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    7G End of Unit Test (continued)

    4 All materials are made


    up of particles. Tick the Spacing Solid Liquid Gas
    boxes in the table to Very close together
    show how the particles
    Fairly close together
    are arranged in solids,
    liquids and gases. Far apart

    7 [2 marks]
    G 5 Draw diagrams in the boxes to show how the particles are arranged.
    Use ● to represent one particle
    Solid Liquid Gas

    [7 marks]

    6 a Solids have a high density. What does the word ‘density’ mean?

    [1 mark]
    b When a material is a gas, it has a lower density than when it is a liquid.
    Why is this?

    [1 mark]
    7 You can smell dinner cooking while you are watching TV. The smell has spread
    by diffusion.
    a Why does diffusion happen?

    [1 mark]
    b Why doesn’t diffusion happen in solids?

    [1 mark]

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    7G End of Unit Test (continued)

    c Does diffusion happen faster in a liquid or a gas?


    Explain your answer.

    [2 marks]
    8 a How do the particles inside a car tyre cause pressure on the tyre? 7
    G
    [1 mark]
    b When a driver pumps up the tyres of a car, more air particles are put
    into the tyres. What will happen to the pressure inside the tyres?

    [1 mark]

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