Understanding Condensation Quiz
Understanding Condensation Quiz
Test your knowledge of the condensation process with this engaging quiz! Challenge yourself with five multiple-choice questions that cover the fundamentals of how gases change to liquids and the science behind it.
- Learn about temperature effects on gases
- Explore the concept of condensation
- Discover what clouds are made of
What has to happen to the temperature for a gas to condense?
Decrease
Increase
Stay the same
None of the above
Condensation is the change from...
Solid to Liquid
Liquid to Gas
Gas to Liquid
Solid to Gas
What are the clouds made from ?
Condensed water vapour making water droplets and ice
Dry ice
Water vapour
None of the above
What is the opposite of condensation?
Sublimation
Evaporation
Precipitation
Filter
On a hot day, a cold drink in a glass with ice will get condensation on the outside. Where is it from ?
The air
The ice inside the glass
The drink inside the glass
The hot day
{"name":"Understanding Condensation Quiz", "url":"https://www.quiz-maker.com/QPREVIEW","txt":"Test your knowledge of the condensation process with this engaging quiz! Challenge yourself with five multiple-choice questions that cover the fundamentals of how gases change to liquids and the science behind it.Learn about temperature effects on gasesExplore the concept of condensationDiscover what clouds are made of","img":"https:/images/course8.png"}
More Quizzes
Weather and Climate
7421
The elements of weather and the ways there elements are measured
12610
EARTHQUAKES
8445
Quarter 1 Araling Panlipunan 6 SIGAW SA PUGAD LAWIN
320
Fashion Trivia Questions - Free Style IQ
201017595
Match Network Media to Situations - Free Practice
201015820
AFI 36-2626 4N051 Code 05 - Free Practice
201017937
Subject-Verb Agreement for Class 7 - Free Practice
201016726
Washington State Regions - Test Your Knowledge
201020766
Disney Prince: Which One Are You?
201018681
Utility Software - Data Backup, Security & Tools
201017083
Should I Be a Manager? - Find Your Management Style
201016962