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States of Matter - Class 9 Chapter 1 Quiz

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States of Matter - Class 9 Chapter 1 Quiz

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What is matter?

Anything that has mass and takes up space (correct)

Anything that exists in solid state

Anything that is visible to the naked eye

Anything that has color and odor

What influences the state and properties of matter?

The volume of the matter

The color of the matter

The temperature at which matter exists

The particles of which the matter is comprised (correct)

What is the nature of particles of matter?

They are tightly packed and stationary

They have no spaces between them and are in constant vibration

They are arranged in a random manner

They have spaces between them and are always in motion (correct)

What force acts between the particles of matter?

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What do we need to overcome to break a substance?

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Matter and Its Properties

Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space.
The state and properties of matter are influenced by temperature, pressure, and the presence of other substances.

Particles of Matter

The particles of matter are tiny, indivisible, and indestructible units that make up matter.
These particles are in constant motion, and their movement increases with an increase in temperature.

Forces Between Particles

The force that acts between the particles of matter is the intermolecular force.
This force is responsible for holding particles together and giving matter its shape and structure.

Breaking a Substance

To break a substance, we need to overcome the intermolecular forces holding its particles together.
This requires energy, which can be provided through heat, light, or other forms of external energy.

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Test your knowledge on matter in our surroundings with this quiz. Learn about the different states of matter and their properties as covered in Class 9 Science Chapter 1. Explore the characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases and understand how matter behaves under different conditions.