Diffusion
7th grade (Year 8 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.MS-LS1-2, NGSS.MS-PS1-4 · England: KS3 Biology: Cells and organisation, GCSE Combined Science: Cell biology
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Question 1
Diffusion: which statement is NOT true?
- A. A larger surface area speeds up diffusion.
- B. Diffusion stops completely when the room is cold.
- C. A steeper concentration gradient gives faster diffusion.
- D. Diffusion happens in gases and liquids.
Question 2
Agar cubes containing indicator were put into acid. Time for the whole cube to change colour: 1 cm cube 6 min, 2 cm cube 16 min, 3 cm cube 18 min. Which cube's centre was reached fastest by the acid?
- A. the 1 cm cube
- B. the 2 cm cube
- C. the 3 cm cube
Question 3
Someone opens a bottle of perfume in one corner of a still room. Soon it is smelled everywhere. Why?
- A. The perfume becomes a solid
- B. Perfume particles are pulled by gravity
- C. Air particles stop moving
- D. Perfume particles diffuse from high to low concentration
Question 4
Diffusion: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Particles stop moving once they are evenly spread.
- B. A larger surface area speeds up diffusion.
- C. A steeper concentration gradient gives faster diffusion.
- D. Diffusion happens in gases and liquids.
Question 5
Agar cubes containing indicator were put into acid. Time for the whole cube to change colour: 1 cm cube 6 min, 2 cm cube 16 min, 3 cm cube 24 min. Which cube's centre was reached fastest by the acid?
- A. the 1 cm cube
- B. the 2 cm cube
- C. the 3 cm cube
Question 6
Someone opens a bottle of perfume in one corner of a still room. Soon it is smelled everywhere. Why?
- A. Perfume particles are pulled by gravity
- B. The perfume becomes a solid
- C. Air particles stop moving
- D. Perfume particles diffuse from high to low concentration
Question 7
Diffusion: which statement is NOT true?
- A. A larger surface area speeds up diffusion.
- B. A steeper concentration gradient gives faster diffusion.
- C. Particles stop moving once they are evenly spread.
- D. Diffusion does not need energy from respiration.
Question 8
Agar cubes containing indicator were put into acid. Time for the whole cube to change colour: 1 cm cube 8 min, 2 cm cube 16 min, 3 cm cube 18 min. Which cube's centre was reached fastest by the acid?
- A. the 1 cm cube
- B. the 2 cm cube
- C. the 3 cm cube
Question 9
Which change would make diffusion faster?
- A. a smaller surface area
- B. a higher temperature
- C. a thicker membrane
- D. a lower temperature
Question 10
Diffusion: which statement is NOT true?
- A. A larger surface area speeds up diffusion.
- B. Diffusion happens in gases and liquids.
- C. Particles stop moving once they are evenly spread.
- D. Diffusion does not need energy from respiration.
Question 11
Agar cubes containing indicator were put into acid. Time for the whole cube to change colour: 1 cm cube 6 min, 2 cm cube 16 min, 3 cm cube 18 min. Which cube's centre was reached fastest by the acid?
- A. the 1 cm cube
- B. the 2 cm cube
- C. the 3 cm cube
Question 12
Which change would make diffusion faster?
- A. a thicker membrane
- B. a higher temperature
- C. a smaller surface area
- D. a lower temperature
Question 13
Diffusion: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Diffusion happens in gases and liquids.
- B. Particles stop moving once they are evenly spread.
- C. A larger surface area speeds up diffusion.
- D. A steeper concentration gradient gives faster diffusion.
Question 14
Purple dye spread 9 mm through a block of jelly in 2 hours. What was the mean rate of diffusion, in mm per hour?
Answermm/h
Question 15
Which change would make diffusion faster?
- A. a higher temperature
- B. a thicker membrane
- C. a lower temperature
- D. a smaller surface area
Question 16
Diffusion: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Diffusion moves particles from low to high concentration.
- B. Diffusion does not need energy from respiration.
- C. A steeper concentration gradient gives faster diffusion.
- D. A larger surface area speeds up diffusion.
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