Changes Around Us Practice Questions

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Irreversible Changes 382
Physical and Chemical Changes 406
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Q1
Easy
Which of the following is an example of a reversible change?
A. Melting of ice
B. Burning of wood
C. Rusting of iron
D. Cooking of an egg
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Correct Answer: A
Melting of ice can be reversed by freezing the water again, while the others result in permanent changes.
Q2
Easy
What happens to a solid when it melts?
A. It disappears
B. It becomes a liquid
C. It changes color
D. It becomes gas
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Correct Answer: B
When a solid melts, it converts into liquid form, like ice turning into water.
Q3
Easy
Which process is NOT reversible?
A. Freezing water
B. Dissolving sugar in water
C. Baking a cake
D. Evaporating salt water
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Correct Answer: C
Baking a cake involves chemical changes that cannot be reversed, unlike the other processes which can revert.
Q4
Medium
Which of the following is a reversible change?
A. Melting of ice
B. Burning of paper
C. Rusting of iron
D. Cooking of egg
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Correct Answer: A
Melting of ice is reversible because ice can be turned back into water and then freeze again. The other options involve permanent changes.
Q5
Medium
Which of the following processes does NOT involve a reversible change?
A. Dissolving sugar in water
B. Freezing water
C. Baking a cake
D. Evaporating saltwater
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Correct Answer: C
Baking a cake is irreversible as the ingredients undergo a chemical change and cannot be returned to their original state.
Q6
Medium
During which process does a reversible change take place?
A. Condensation of steam
B. Burning wood
C. Fermentation of sugar
D. Decomposing leaves
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Correct Answer: A
Condensation of steam is reversible because steam can be converted back into water, while the other processes are irreversible.
Q7
Medium
What happens to the state of matter during a reversible change?
A. It remains the same
B. It changes permanently
C. It can change back and forth
D. It becomes a new substance
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Correct Answer: C
In a reversible change, matter can change states (like solid to liquid) and revert back to its original state.
Q8
Hard
Which of the following processes is an example of a reversible change?
A. Melting of ice
B. Burning of wood
C. Cooking of an egg
D. Rusting of iron
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Correct Answer: A
Melting of ice is reversible because when ice melts into water, it can be frozen back to ice again.
Q9
Hard
A student heats a wax candle until it melts. If she allows it to cool down, what would happen?
A. The wax will disappear.
B. The wax will remain melted.
C. The wax will solidify back to its original shape.
D. The wax will turn into a gas.
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Correct Answer: C
When wax cools down, it solidifies back into its original shape, demonstrating a reversible change.
Q10
Hard
Which of the following processes is considered a reversible change?
A. Melting of ice
B. Burning of wood
C. Rusting of iron
D. Cooking of an egg
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Correct Answer: A
The melting of ice is reversible because when cooled, it can freeze back to ice.

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