Physical changes - class-VI
Tests understanding of physical and chemical changes, state transformations, and properties of physical changes for class-VI students.
Questions
- True
- False
Changes in which only ____________ properties of a substance change are called physical changes.
- chemical
- physical
- biological
- environmental
Iron rod turns red on heating. The change is a ___________ .
- Physical change
- Temperature change
- Physical and chemical change
- Chemical change
Physical changes are ________.
- Temporary
- Permanent
- Irreversible
- Endothermic
Which of them is not the characteristics of a physical change?
- Change in the physical properties
- New substances are formed
- Reversible reaction
- Original substance can be riveted back
The process in which the state of a substance changes from solid to liquid is called:
- boiling
- condensation
- freezing
- melting
On decreasing temperature, a liquid turns into solid. This is:
- condensation
- melting
- freezing
- sublimation
When a solid directly turns into gaseous state, it is called:
- sublimation
- condensation
- polymerisation
- melting
Properties like shape, magnetic properties etc. are changed in:
- chemical change
- physical change
- Both A and B
- None of the above
Dissolution of common salt or sugar in water is an example of:
- physical change
- chemical change
- both A and B
- none of the above
- respiration (inhaling oxygen gas and exhaling carbon dioxide gas)
- mixing vinegar and baking soda
- evaporating water
- burning fuel in your car
Which of the following is a physical change?
- Magnetisation of iron
- Curdling of milk
- Burning of a candle
- Cooking of food
Which of the following is not a physical change?
- Tearing a paper
- Bending an iron rod
- Freezing water into ice
- Curdling of milk
When a substance has changes in its physical properties than it is known as:
- Structural change
- Biological change
- Physical change
- Chemical change
Which one of the following is a reversible change?
- cutting wood in pieces
- blooming of flowers
- melting of ice
- the burning of a candle
Properties such as shape, size, colour and state of a substance are called it's:
- chemical properties
- physical properties
- chemical changes
- none of these
Which of the following is a physical change?
- Rusting of Iron.
- The burning of coal
- Cooking food
- Converting ice in the water
The process of obtaining salt by the evaporation of sea water is a :
- chemical change
- physical change
- neutralisation
- galvanisation
Which of the following is a physical change?
- Photosynthesis
- Melting of steel
- Burning of wood
- Radioactive decay
Which of the following is correctly matched?
- Making of ice cube - Physical Change.
- Folding of a paper - Chemical, Reversible.
- Breaking of a glass - Chemical, Irreversible.
- All of these
Cutting of a log of wood is a chemical change.
- True
- False
Two changes are stated below:
(i.) A piece of magnesium gives of bright flames when burned.
(ii). A piece of iron glows red when heated strongly.
Which of these is a physical change?
- Only i
- Only ii
- Both i and ii
- Neither i nor ii
Dissolving salt in water-is a/an:
- endothermic change
- exothermic change
- both A& B
- chemical combination
Adding sodium chloride to water is a:
- physical change
- chemical change
- chemical reaction
- none of these
Pooja took a candle in a vessel and heated the vessel. Even though the candle did not burn, it changed its shape and state. What kind of change is this?
- Naturalization
- Physical change
- Chemical change
- None of these
In a physical change :
- new substances are not formed
- reaction is reversible
- change is temporary
- All of the above
Identify the substance that evaporates at room temperature.
- Water
- Oil
- Kerosene
- Ammonium chloride
In early winter mornings, we can see drops of water on the blades of grass. This is because of :
- photosynthesis
- transpiration
- condensation
- water cycle
Dissolution of carbon dioxide gas in water is ________ change.
- chemical
- physical
- both of $A$ and $B$
- none of the above
Melting of wax is a _________ change.
- physical
- chemical
- both $A$ and $B$
- none of the above
In ___________ , the properties of molecules remain same even after the change.
- physical change
- chemical change
- biochemical change
- photochemical change
An iron ball at $\displaystyle { 50 }^{ \circ }C$ is dropped in a beaker of water at $\displaystyle { 50 }^{ \circ }C$. The heat will
- Not flow from iron ball to water
- Not not flow from iron ball to water or from water to iron ball
- Not flow from water to iron ball
- Increase the temperature of both
A mixture of sand and salt can be separated by:
- Sublimation
- Sieving
- Dissolving salt and sand mixture in water and then filtration
- Dissolving salt in water and then distillation
Match the columns
| I | II | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| (a) | Physical change | (i) | Curdling of milk |
| (b) | Chemical change | (ii) | Demagnetisation of magnets |
| (iii) | Digestion of food | ||
| (iv) | Crystallisation of substance | ||
| (v) | Rusting of iron |
- a - i, ii, iii, b - iv, v
- a - ii, iv, b - i, iii, iv
- a - ii, iv, b - i , iii, v
- a - iii, v, b - i, ii, iv
Which of the following laboratory technique would not bring a physical change in the components of a mixture?
- Chromatography
- Precipitation
- Filtering
- Distillation
$Ice\underset {cooling}{\overset {heating}{\rightleftharpoons}} water \underset {cooling}{\overset {heating}{\rightleftharpoons}} steam$. Identify the type of change
- Physical change
- Chemical change
- Both physical and chemical changes
- None
Melting of butter is a physical change.
- True
- False
Boiling water is a _____ change because _____.
- Physical, the gaseous water produced is chemically identical to the liquid water the process began with
- Physical, the water was disappeared
- Chemical, heat was required for the change
- Chemical, the process produced a gas
According to the CRC's the melting point of cadmium bromide is $868^{\circ}C$. Which of the following equations best describes what occurs when cadmium is heated to $868^{\circ}C$?
- $CdBr(s)\rightarrow CdBr(l)$
- $CdBr _{2}(s)\rightarrow CdBr _{2}(l)$
- $CdBr _{2}(s)\rightarrow Cd(s) + Br _{2}(g)$
- $CdBr _{2}(s)\rightarrow Cd^{2+}(aq) + 2Br^{-}(aq)$
What kind of changes is undergone when an electric bulb glows?
- A physical change
- A chemical change
- Both a physical and a chemical change
- A permanent change
Your lab partner mixed two colorless solutions in the test tube. He sees no observable changes in the resulting mixture and is unable to detect any change in temperature. Based on these observations, what type of reaction has taken place?
- A physical reaction
- A chemical reaction
- An exothermic reaction
- An endothermic Reaction
The melting point of cadmium bromide is $568^{\circ}C$. Which of the following equations best describes what occurs when cadmium bromide is heated to $568^{\circ}C$?
- $CdBr(s)\rightarrow CdBr(l)$
- $CdBr _{2}(s)\rightarrow CdBr _{2}(l)$
- $CdBr _{2}(s)\rightarrow Cd(s) + Br _{2}(g)$
- $CdBr _{2}(s) \rightarrow Cd^{2+} (aq) + 2Br^{-}(aq)$
You mix two colorless solutions and the resulting mixture becomes cloudy. What type of reaction was observed?
- A physical reaction
- A redox reaction
- A precipitation reaction
- An acid base reactions.
Your lab partner mixed two colorless solutions in the test tube. He sees no observable changes in the resulting mixture and is unable to detect any change in temperature. Based on these observations, what type of reaction has taken place?
- A physical reaction
- A chemical reaction
- An exothermic reaction
- No reaction has taken place
Dissolving sugar in water is an example of:
- physical change
- chemical change
- neutralisation
- none of these
When the hot metallic substance is cooled there is __________ in its volume.
- expantion
- contraction
- first contraction and then expansion
- no change in volume
If the substance is expanded on melting, the melting point ______ when the pressure is increased.
- increases
- decreases
- remains same
- none of these
Water in freezing form may break rocks into pieaces due to their property of:
- expansion on freezing
- contraction on freezing
- condensation
- none of these
You are presented with three bottles $A, B, C$ each containing a different liquid. Bottles are labeled as follows:
Bottle $A$: ionic compound - Boiling point $30^{\circ}C$
Bottle $B$: molecular compound - Boiling point $29.2^{\circ}C$
Bottle $C$: molecular compound - Boiling point $67.1^{\circ}C$
Choose the correct statement.
- The compound most likely to be incorrectly identified is bottle $A$
- The substance in bottle $B$ has stronger intermolecular attractions
- The substance in bottle $C$ is highly volatile
- A pure aqueous solution of the compound in a bottle $B$ is a good conductor of electricity among the three
A filler is a substance added to make a material less expensive, or for:
- Changing its acidity
- Changing its physical properties
- Reducing its chemical activity
- Increasing its anti-rusting power