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    The document discusses different types of mixtures including homogeneous mixtures, heterogeneous mixtures, solutions, and factors that affect dissolving of substances in solutions. It provides examples of different types of mixtures like salt water as a heterogeneous mixture and coffee as a homogeneous mixture. It also discusses concepts like solvent, solute, and factors influencing the rate of dissolving like temperature, particle size and stirring.

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    The document discusses different types of mixtures including homogeneous mixtures, heterogeneous mixtures, solutions, and factors that affect dissolving of substances in solutions. It provides examples of different types of mixtures like salt water as a heterogeneous mixture and coffee as a homogeneous mixture. It also discusses concepts like solvent, solute, and factors influencing the rate of dissolving like temperature, particle size and stirring.

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    The document discusses different types of mixtures including homogeneous mixtures, heterogeneous mixtures, solutions, and factors that affect dissolving of substances in solutions. It provides examples of different types of mixtures like salt water as a heterogeneous mixture and coffee as a homogeneous mixture. It also discusses concepts like solvent, solute, and factors influencing the rate of dissolving like temperature, particle size and stirring.

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    The document discusses different types of mixtures including homogeneous mixtures, heterogeneous mixtures, solutions, and factors that affect dissolving of substances in solutions. It provides examples of different types of mixtures like salt water as a heterogeneous mixture and coffee as a homogeneous mixture. It also discusses concepts like solvent, solute, and factors influencing the rate of dissolving like temperature, particle size and stirring.

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    1. It is formed when 2 or more substances are combined.

    Matter
    Mixture
    Element
    Molecules

    2. Which of the following is a Mixture?


    Gold
    Sea water
    Oxygen
    Water

    3. A kind of mixture with uniform appearance and the components cannot be easily recognized.
    Homogeneous
    Heterogeneous
    Colloid
    Suspension

    4. Which of the following mixtures is an example of a Homogeneous Mixture?


    Fruit Salad
    Bowl of Cereals
    Mixed Nuts
    Cup of Coffee

    5. All of the following has uniform appearance, except ____.


    Glass of Orange Juice
    Pork Sinigang
    Chocolate bar
    Alloy

    6. A kind of mixture with non-uniform appearance and the components can be easily recognized.
    Homogeneous
    Heterogeneous
    Colloid
    Suspension

    7. Which of the following is an example of a Heterogeneous Mixture?


    Salt water
    Cough Syrup
    Orange Juice
    Fruit Salad

    8. All of the following is an example of a Heterogeneous Mixture except ____.


    Mixed Nuts
    Buko Salad
    Pork Adobo
    Air

    9. Homogeneous Mixtures are also called ____.


    Colloid
    Solvent
    Solution
    Suspension

    10. Alloy, which is a mixture of metals is an example of ___.


    Solid-Liquid Mixture
    Liquid-Liquid Mixture
    Solid-Solid Mixture
    Gas-Solid Mixture

    11. Carbon dioxide in soda is an example of ___.


    Solid-Liquid Mixture
    Liquid-Liquid Mixture
    Solid- Solid Mixture
    Liquid-Gas Mixture

    12. In a salt-water solution, which is the Solute?


    Salt
    Water
    Glass
    Sugar

    13. It is also called the “Universal Solvent”


    Alcohol
    Vinegar
    Water
    Acetic Acid

    14. These are substances that cannot be easily dissolved.


    Solvent
    Solution
    Soluble
    Insoluble

    15. Which of the following is a Soluble Substance, or substance that can be easily dissolved?
    Sugar
    Pepper
    Stone
    Sand

    16. All of the following is a factor that affects the rate of dissolving of substances, except ___
    Temperature
    Particle Size
    Stirring
    Container

    17. The higher the temperature (hotter) the faster the solute dissolves
    True
    False

    18. The Larger solute are, the slower it dissolves


    True
    False

    19. Which of the following is the used for cooking and food preparation?
    Liquid detergent
    Cough Syrup
    Lotion
    Soy Sauce

    20. All of the following are proper ways of handling solutions, except ___.
    Keep out of reach of children
    Label them properly
    Play with them
    Intoxicating solutions should be placed away from the kitchen.

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