Kinetic molecular theory of gases

Grade 10 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Average particle speed is proportional to the square root of kelvin temperature. A gas goes from 200 K to 800 K. By what factor does its average speed change, Jun?

  2. Average particle speed is proportional to the square root of kelvin temperature. A gas goes from 250 K to 640 K. By what factor does its average speed change, Kira?

  3. Ari says warming air from 20 °C to 40 °C doubles its particles' kinetic energy. Which reply fits, Luz?

    • Agree, if the air is in a sealed balloon
    • Disagree: 293.15 K to 313.15 K is about 7% more
    • Agree: double the temperature, double the energy
  4. Esme says heated gas particles grow, which is why a warm balloon swells. Which reply fits, Milo?

    • Disagree: the particles speed up and hit the rubber more
    • Agree: particle size rises with temperature
    • Agree: hot particles are bigger particles
  5. At the same temperature, about how many times faster do H₂ molecules (2.02 g/mol) move than O₂ molecules (32.00 g/mol) on average, Pia?

    • About 16 times as fast
    • About 4 times as fast
    • The same speed, at the same temperature
  6. At the same temperature, about how many times faster do N₂ molecules (28.02 g/mol) move than CO₂ (44.01 g/mol), Ren?

    • The same speed, at the same temperature
    • About 1.25 times as fast
    • About 1.57 times as fast
  7. Which statement fits gases at the same temperature, Tala?

    • Equal speeds; heavier gases carry more energy
    • Heavier gases move faster and carry more energy
    • Equal average energy; lighter gases move faster
  8. Which observation best supports gas particles being far apart, Zee?

    • A gas spreads to fill a whole room
    • A sealed syringe of air can be squeezed smaller
    • Air feels cool on a windy day
  9. Which observation best supports gas particles moving constantly, Ari?

    • A smell spreads through a still room
    • Air can be weighed in a sealed bottle
    • A balloon keeps its color
  10. Which observation best supports pressure rising with temperature, Bo?

    • A bike tire is harder to pump when nearly full
    • A balloon floats on a windy day
    • A car tire reads higher after a hot afternoon
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Kinetic molecular theory of gases

Answer Key - Grade 10 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Average particle speed is proportional to the square root of kelvin temperature. A gas goes from 200 K to 800 K. By what factor does its average speed change, Jun?

    2 times
  2. Average particle speed is proportional to the square root of kelvin temperature. A gas goes from 250 K to 640 K. By what factor does its average speed change, Kira?

    1.6 times
  3. Ari says warming air from 20 °C to 40 °C doubles its particles' kinetic energy. Which reply fits, Luz?

    • Agree, if the air is in a sealed balloon
    • Disagree: 293.15 K to 313.15 K is about 7% more
    • Agree: double the temperature, double the energy
  4. Esme says heated gas particles grow, which is why a warm balloon swells. Which reply fits, Milo?

    • Disagree: the particles speed up and hit the rubber more
    • Agree: particle size rises with temperature
    • Agree: hot particles are bigger particles
  5. At the same temperature, about how many times faster do H₂ molecules (2.02 g/mol) move than O₂ molecules (32.00 g/mol) on average, Pia?

    • About 16 times as fast
    • About 4 times as fast
    • The same speed, at the same temperature
  6. At the same temperature, about how many times faster do N₂ molecules (28.02 g/mol) move than CO₂ (44.01 g/mol), Ren?

    • The same speed, at the same temperature
    • About 1.25 times as fast
    • About 1.57 times as fast
  7. Which statement fits gases at the same temperature, Tala?

    • Equal speeds; heavier gases carry more energy
    • Heavier gases move faster and carry more energy
    • Equal average energy; lighter gases move faster
  8. Which observation best supports gas particles being far apart, Zee?

    • A gas spreads to fill a whole room
    • A sealed syringe of air can be squeezed smaller
    • Air feels cool on a windy day
  9. Which observation best supports gas particles moving constantly, Ari?

    • A smell spreads through a still room
    • Air can be weighed in a sealed bottle
    • A balloon keeps its color
  10. Which observation best supports pressure rising with temperature, Bo?

    • A bike tire is harder to pump when nearly full
    • A balloon floats on a windy day
    • A car tire reads higher after a hot afternoon