
ACT Science
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Science
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10th - 12th Grade
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Hard
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Standards-aligned
Jen Bressler
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Multiple Choice
What gas is produced when certain substances are added to diet cola?
H2O
CO
CO2
SO2
2
Multiple Choice
One millimole of CO2 has a mass of 0.044 g. How many trials resulted in the production of at least 1 millimole of CO2?
1
4
5
8
3
Multiple Choice
The important information necessary to answer a question is referred to by your workbook as a...
hypothesis
sign post
clue
road sign
4
Multiple Choice
Is the relationship between the volume of liquid in the cylinder at the end of the experiment and the mass of CO2 produced a direct relationship or an inverse relationship?
Direct; as the volume of liquid in the cylinder increased, the mass of CO2 produced increased
Direct; as the volume of liquid in the cylinder increased, the mass of CO2 produced decreased
Inverse; as the volume of liquid in the cylinder increased, the mass of CO2 produced increased
Inverse; as the volume of liquid in the cylinder increased, the mass of CO2 produced decreased
5
Multiple Choice
Which substance added to the diet cola produced the least CO2?
chalk
sugar cube
fruit candy
mint candy
6
Multiple Choice
If another trial is conducted where the temperature is 70° C, what do you predict will happen to the volume of liquid in the cylinder and the mass of CO2 produced?
The volume of liquid will increase and the mass of CO2 will decrease.
The volume of liquid will decrease and the mass of CO2 will increase.
The volume of liquid will increase and the mass of CO2 will increase.
The volume of liquid will decrease and the mass of CO2 will decrease.
7
Multiple Choice
If another trial had been performed in Experiment 2 and 450 mL of liquid had been measured in the cylinder, the temperature of the diet cola in this trial would most likely have been:
less than 25°C.
between 25°C and 45°C
between 45°C and 60°C
greater than 60°C
8
Multiple Choice
Assume that room temperature is 25°C. In how many trials was the diet cola tested at a temperature lower than room temperature?
1
2
5
8
9
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is true about Trials 1-4?
they measured the amount of H2O produced based on different items added
they measured the amount of CO2 produced based on different items added
they measured the amount of CO2 produced based on the temperature
they measured the amount of H2O produced based on the temperature
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is true about Trials 5-8?
they measured the amount of H2O produced based on different items added
they measured the amount of CO2 produced based on different items added
they measured the amount of CO2 produced based on the temperatur
they measured the amount of H2O produced based on the temperature
What gas is produced when certain substances are added to diet cola?
H2O
CO
CO2
SO2
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