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Separating Mixtures

This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about separating mixtures using different methods such as filtration, evaporation, sieving, and magnets. The questions assess understanding of which separation method to use for mixtures like salt water, paper clips and marbles, sugar water, iron fillings and flour, rice and water, and coffee grounds from water. Key methods identified are filtration to separate dissolved solids like salt from water, sieving to separate mixtures based on size differences, evaporation to remove liquids from solids, and magnets to separate magnetic from non-magnetic materials.

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Separating Mixtures

This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about separating mixtures using different methods such as filtration, evaporation, sieving, and magnets. The questions assess understanding of which separation method to use for mixtures like salt water, paper clips and marbles, sugar water, iron fillings and flour, rice and water, and coffee grounds from water. Key methods identified are filtration to separate dissolved solids like salt from water, sieving to separate mixtures based on size differences, evaporation to remove liquids from solids, and magnets to separate magnetic from non-magnetic materials.

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LESSON 7: SEPARATION MIXTURES – PART 1

Q1: Which method of separating a mixture is shown below?

A. Using magnets B. Using a separating funnel


C. Evaporation
D. Filtration

Q2: Michael needs to separate salt from water. Which method should he use?
A. Using magnets C. Evaporation
B. Using a separating funnel D. Filtration
Q3: Fill in the blank:  can be used to separate two solids.
A. Evaporation C. Magnets
B. Filtration D. A separating funnel

Q4: When salt is mixed with water, it dissolves. What method can we use to separate the salt from the
water?

A. Using tweezers to take the salt out of the water


B. Sieving the solution so the salt is left behind
C. Filtering the solution so the salt is left behind
D. Evaporating the water so the salt is left behind
Q5: How would you separate a bowl of paper clips and marbles?

A. Using a filter C. Using evaporation


B. Using a magnet D. Using a sieve

Q6: How can a sugar–water solution be separated?


A. By freezing C. By using a magnet
B. By filtration D. By evaporation

Q7: What method could you use to separate iron fillings and flour?
A. Using a filter paper C. Using a separating funnel
B. Using evaporation D. Using a magnet
Q8: The separation technique that involves heating a liquid until it changes into a gaseous state is
known as .
A. evaporation C. filtering
B. sieving D. condensation

Q9: What method is used to keep rice and water separated?


A. Using a magnet C. Filtration
B. Evaporation D. Sieving
Q10: Which method is the barista using to keep the coffee and water separate?

A. He is freezing the coffee.


B. He is sieving the coffee.
C. He is evaporating the coffee.
D. He is filtering the coffee.

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