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Science - Chapter 8

Chapter 8 of the science document covers the properties and forms of water, including its three states: solid, liquid, and gas. It defines key concepts such as melting, freezing, solute, and solvent, and discusses the conditions for making solutions and the behavior of objects in water. The chapter also includes exercises such as fill-in-the-blanks, true or false statements, and unjumbling words related to the topic.

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Science - Chapter 8

Chapter 8 of the science document covers the properties and forms of water, including its three states: solid, liquid, and gas. It defines key concepts such as melting, freezing, solute, and solvent, and discusses the conditions for making solutions and the behavior of objects in water. The chapter also includes exercises such as fill-in-the-blanks, true or false statements, and unjumbling words related to the topic.

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Science – Chapter 8

1. What is water?

2. Name the three forms of water? / Can water change form. Explain.

3. Draw and show the three forms of water.

4. Define:

a) melting b) condensation c) evaporation d) solidification

e) deposition f) universal solvent g) freezing

5. Define solute, soluble and solution with an example.

6. What are soluble substances and insoluble substances? Give an example of each.

7. What are the conditions for making a solution?

8. Some objects float while some objects sink in water. Explain. Give two examples of each.

9. Draw and label the phase transition of water.

10. What happens when:

a) a tray with water is kept in a freezer. b) we keep a plate over a pan of boiling water.

11. Distinguish between:

a. Solute and Solvent b. Soluble and Insoluble Substances

c. Freezing and evaporation d. Melting and condensation

12. Fill in the blanks:

a. Water is a _________________ solvent.

b. Ice melts into water on __________________.

c. Frozen water is called ________________.

d. ___________________ is the process of changing water vapour to water.

e. When water freezes it turns into _____________and when it is boiled it turns into __________.

f. Ice melts into water by this process - ____________________.

g. The process in which liquid changes into solid is called _____________________.

h. Solute and solvent together form ___________________.


i. Melting is the reverse of this process - _____________________.

j. This substance is insoluble in water - __________________.

k. The substance that dissolves in solvent is called __________________.

l. Feather is to ________________ as coin is to __________________.

m. Oil in water is to _________________ as sugar in water is to __________________.

n. Sugar is to __________________ as water is to solvent.

o. Solid to liquid is _________________ as gas to liquid is __________________.

p. _________________ is to gas as water is to liquid.

q. This is the most familiar form of water - _________________.

r. Substances that do not form a solution when mixed in water - ___________________.

s. An object that weighs more than the water displayed ________________ in water.

t. ___________________ is insoluble in water.

u. If the solute is ______________ in the solvent, the solution is formed quickly.

v. An object that weighs less than the water displayed ________________ in water.

w. A universal solvent - ___________________.

x. The reverse of sublimation - ____________________.

y. The process in which liquid changes into vapour is called _____________________.

13. Unjumble the following words:

a. CIE b. GSA c. SLOENVT d. FRZNEGIE e. FOALT

f. OSLDIIIFACTONI

14. State True or False. Write the reason for the false statement:

a. Bigger things float in water.

b. The substance that dissolves in water is called the solvent.

c. Water exists in three different forms.

d. Evaporation is the process in which a liquid changes into solid.

e. A solution can be formed in less time if the solvent is cooled.

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