This document provides a 20 question summative science test on mixtures and solutions for the first quarter. The test covers topics like identifying the main ingredients in mixtures like halo-halo and noodle soup, distinguishing between heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures, classifying mixtures and solutions, identifying solutes and solvents, and understanding concepts like concentration, solubility, and how mixtures like suspensions and colloids behave. It also asks students to identify whether specific solids dissolve or not in water.
This document provides a 20 question summative science test on mixtures and solutions for the first quarter. The test covers topics like identifying the main ingredients in mixtures like halo-halo and noodle soup, distinguishing between heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures, classifying mixtures and solutions, identifying solutes and solvents, and understanding concepts like concentration, solubility, and how mixtures like suspensions and colloids behave. It also asks students to identify whether specific solids dissolve or not in water.
This document provides a 20 question summative science test on mixtures and solutions for the first quarter. The test covers topics like identifying the main ingredients in mixtures like halo-halo and noodle soup, distinguishing between heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures, classifying mixtures and solutions, identifying solutes and solvents, and understanding concepts like concentration, solubility, and how mixtures like suspensions and colloids behave. It also asks students to identify whether specific solids dissolve or not in water.
This document provides a 20 question summative science test on mixtures and solutions for the first quarter. The test covers topics like identifying the main ingredients in mixtures like halo-halo and noodle soup, distinguishing between heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures, classifying mixtures and solutions, identifying solutes and solvents, and understanding concepts like concentration, solubility, and how mixtures like suspensions and colloids behave. It also asks students to identify whether specific solids dissolve or not in water.
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SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE
(First Quarter) I. Direction: Read the questions carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
1. Which of the following is the main ingredient of halo-halo?
A. crushed ice B. ice cream C. milk D. sweetened fruits 2. Which of the following is a heterogeneous mixture? A. coffee B. noodle soup C. orange juice D. sugar solution 3. It is a soft, heated mass of crushes leaves and other substances that is spread over the skin to treat swelling or pain. A. bandage B. ointment C. poultice D. solution 4. It is the ingredient that contains the healing properties of a medicinal mixture and may come in very small amounts. A. active ingredient C. medicinal ingredient B. curing ingredient D. natural component 5. A mixture of oil and water is what kind of heterogeneous mixture? A. aerosol B. emulsion C. smoke D. suspension 6. Clouds are what type of heterogeneous mixture? A. aerosol B. emulsion C. smoke D. suspension 7. Which of the following is not soluble in water? A. naphthalene B. salt C. sugar D. vinegar 8. Which of the following liquids do not mix with water? A. liquid soap B. oil C. soy sauce D. vinegar 9. In solutions, the additive is called the ________, while the substance that dissolves the first is called the _________________. A. solute ; solvent C. seasoning ; water B. solvent ; solute D. solubility ; concentration 10. What is the distinction between a suspension and a solution? A. A suspension is more concentrated than a solution. B. A suspension is less concentrated than a solution. C. A suspension is heterogeneous while a solution is homogeneous. D. A suspension is homogeneous while a solution is heterogeneous. 11. Why should medicines prepared as suspensions be shaken well before use? A. to mix in the powder drug that may have settled at the bottom B. to make sure the flavors are mixed in so the dose will not taste bitter C. to make the suspension turn into a colloid first before getting a dose D. to make the suspension turn into a solution first before getting a dose 12. Colloids are ____________________ A. homogeneous mixtures that seem to be heterogeneous B. heterogeneous mixture that seem to be homogeneous C. suspensions that look like solutions D. solutions that look like colloids 13. Oil and water are immiscible but, when mixed together using a high-speed mixer they will form a/an ________________. A. solution B. suspension C. emulsion D. foam 14. Foams are used in mattresses, shoe lining, and for protecting delicate materials in boxes during transport. Foams are what kinds of colloids? A. Liquid dispersed in solid C. gas dispersed in solid B. Gas dispersed in liquid D. liquid dispersed in gas 15. Cloud and fog are what kinds of colloids? A. liquid dispersed in solid C. gas dispersed in solid B. gas dispersed in liquid D. liquid dispersed in gas 16. Why does sugar disappear when mixed with water? A. The particles of sugar are absorbed by the water. B. The sugar settles at the bottom. C. The sugar particles spread evenly in water. D. The particles of sugar becomes colorless and tasteless. 17. Blood is a mixture .What is it made of? A. plasma and minerals C. plasma and blood cell B. blood cells and vitamins D. vitamins and minerals 18. How can you increase the concentration of a solution? A. by adding more solute C. by adding same amount of solute and solvent B. by adding more solvent D. by mixing the solution well 19. Arnold put some sand I his aquarium. At first, the water looked cloudy. Later on, the water looked clear. How does this happen? A. Sand settled at the bottom B. Sand spread evenly throughout the water C. Sand dissolved in water D. Sand is white and clear 20. Which of the following colloids is an example of a sol? A. whipped cream B. milk C. froth D. paint
II. Write D if the solid dissolves in water, N if it does not.
