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Chemistry quiz for grade 7: Water This quiz helps revise “Water” in Chemistry for grade 7. It has 25 questions in five categories: Inside Water, States of Water, Water as Solvent, Separate It, Water's Properties. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Inside Water 100 What is the chemical formula for water?
200 What is the smallest particle of water that keeps its chemical composition?
300 Water contains atoms of…
In the game400 Hydrogen has relative atomic…
In the game500 What percentage of water's…
In the gameStates of Water 100 What is the solid form of water called?
200 What is water called in its gaseous state?
300 Snow warms and becomes…
In the game400 Droplets form on the…
In the game500 Why does a piece…
In the gameWater as Solvent 100 Sugar dissolves in water. What role does the water play in this mixture?
200 What do we call the sugar after it has dissolved in water?
300 Sugar mixes completely with…
In the game400 Oil forms a separate…
In the game500 You mix 10 grams…
In the gameSeparate It 100 A jar of sandy water is left undisturbed; the sand sinks to the bottom. What is the pictured separation method?
200 A sand and water mixture passes through paper in a funnel. What is the pictured method called?
300 A salt solution is…
In the game400 A drop of water-soluble…
In the game500 Salt water is heated…
In the gameWater's Properties 100 What colour is pure water in a thin layer?
200 At what Celsius temperature does pure water freeze at ordinary pressure?
300 At what Celsius temperature…
In the game400 What property of water's…
In the game500 At what Celsius temperature…
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