Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Gases around us Question 1.

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Who Wants To Be A Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?Millionaire?

Gases around us

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Question 1

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Which state of matter is easily squashed?

A solidB liquidC gasD none of them

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Which state of matter is easily squashed?

A solidB liquidC gasD none of them

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£100

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Question 2

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Which of these flow?

A Solids and liquidsB Liquids and gasesC Solids and gasesD All three states

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Which of these flow?

A Solids and liquidsB Liquids and gasesC Solids and gasesD All three states

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Question 3

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Which of these takes the shape of the container?

A Solids and liquidsB Liquids and gasesC Liquids onlyD Gases only

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Which of these takes the shape of the container?

A Solids and liquidsB Liquids and gasesC Liquids onlyD Gases only

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£300

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Question 4

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What state do we smell?

A Solids and liquidsB Liquids and gasesC Liquids onlyD Gases only

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What state do we smell?

A Solids and liquidsB Liquids and gasesC Liquids onlyD Gases only

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Question 5

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Which of these is an important fuel?

A natural gasB oxygenC carbon dioxideD helium

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Which of these is an important fuel?

A natural gasB oxygenC carbon dioxideD helium

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Question 6

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Which gas is needed for breathing?

A natural gasB oxygenC carbon dioxideD helium

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Which gas is needed for breathing?

A natural gasB oxygenC carbon dioxideD helium

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Question 7

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Name the light non-flammable gas

used in balloons

A natural gasB oxygenC carbon dioxideD helium

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Name the light non-flammable gas

used in balloons

A natural gasB oxygenC carbon dioxideD helium

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£4,000

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Question 8

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Name the flammable gas which was used

in air ships

A nitrogenB hydrogenC carbon dioxideD helium

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Name the flammable gas which was used

in air ships

A nitrogenB hydrogenC carbon dioxideD helium

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Question 9

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Which gas produces the fizz in lemonade?

A heliumB hydrogenC carbon dioxideD oxygen

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Which gas produces the fizz in lemonade?

A heliumB hydrogenC carbon dioxideD oxygen

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Question 10

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Which of these is evaporation?

A solid liquidB liquid solid

D liquid gas

C gas liquid

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Which of these is evaporation?

A solid liquidB liquid solid

D liquid gas

C gas liquid

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£32,000

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Question 11

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When evaporation occurs

A particles vibrate fasterB particles stop movingC particles break freeD particles move in lines

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When evaporation occurs

A particles vibrate fasterB particles stop movingC particles break freeD particles move in lines

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Question 12

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Which conditions are best for drying washing?

A cold air with a fanB warm air in a boxC warm air with a fanD cold air in a box

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Which conditions are best for drying washing?

A cold air with a fanB warm air in a boxC warm air with a fanD cold air in a box

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Question 13

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Which process is the reverse of evaporation?

A FreezingB MeltingC BoilingD Condensing

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Which process is the reverse of evaporation?

A FreezingB MeltingC BoilingD Condensing

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£250,000

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Question 14

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Which is not true about soil with lots of air?

A the soil is hard to digB the soil drains better C animals can breatheD plant roots grow well

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Which is not true about soil with lots of air?

A the soil is hard to digB the soil drains better C animals can breatheD plant roots grow well

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£500,000

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Question 15

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What was the name of the airship which

caught fire?

A HimalayaB HindenburgC HelicopterD Hamburg

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What was the name of the airship which

caught fire?

A HimalayaB HindenburgC HelicopterD Hamburg

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£1,000,000