SCIENCE 6 Q1-W1 QUIZ 1

 

SCIENCE 6

Direction: Please copy the letter and the text of the correct answer.

 

1. What word describes a mixture that has the same composition throughout and looks uniform?

   A) Heterogeneous

   B) Solid

   C) Homogeneous

   D) Transparent

 

2. Which type of mixture has visibly different parts and doesn't look the same throughout?

   A) Homogeneous

   B) Transparent

   C) Heterogeneous

   D) Opaque

 

3. A trail mix containing nuts, raisins, and chocolate chips is an example of what type of mixture?

   A) Homogeneous

   B) Opaque

   C) Transparent

   D) Heterogeneous

 

4. What is a characteristic of homogeneous mixtures?

   A) They have distinct layers

   B) They are easily separated

   C) They have a uniform appearance

   D) They only contain one type of substance

 

5. Which type of mixture is a salad with various vegetables and croutons?

   A) Homogeneous

   B) Transparent

   C) Heterogeneous

   D) Opaque

 

6. What kind of mixture is air?

   A) Homogeneous

   B) Heterogeneous

   C) Transparent

   D) Opaque

 

7. What type of mixture has components that are not evenly mixed and can be visibly distinguished?

   A) Homogeneous

   B) Transparent

   C) Heterogeneous

   D) Opaque

 

8. A bowl of cereal with milk is an example of which kind of mixture?

   A) Heterogeneous

   B) Transparent

   C) Opaque

   D) Homogeneous

 

9. What type of mixture is a mixture of sand and water?

   A) Transparent

   B) Homogeneous

   C) Heterogeneous

   D) Opaque

 

10. When oil and water are mixed together, what type of mixture is formed?

    A) Heterogeneous

    B) Transparent

    C) Homogeneous

    D) Opaque

 



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**Correct Answers:**

1. C

2. C

3. D

4. C

5. C

6. A

7. C

8. A

9. C

10. A

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