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Is there more air pressure on top of a mountain or at the beach?
at the beach
When a tire goes flat, the air pressure inside it becomes the same as the air pressure outside. (a) true or (b) false
true
A full balloon has more pressure inside it than outside it. (a) true or (b) false
true
Air pressure always stays the same. (a) true or (b) false
false
The pressure inside a full can of soda is lesser than the air pressure outside. (a) true or (b) false
false - it is greater
Soda is a mixture of gas dissolved in liquid. (a) true or (b) false
true
When you open a can of soda, air pressure inside the can stays the same. (a) true or (b) false
false
Air molecules try to spread out evenly. (a) true or (b) false
true
Is air pressure stronger inside a full can of soda or an empty one?
a full can of soda
If you put air into a tire, will the pressure in the tire go up or down?
the pressure will go up
As you go higher in the atmosphere, the air pressure lessens. (a) true or (b) false
true
Air pressure is the strongest at sea level. (a) true or (b) false
true
The force or push of air. (a) air pressure or (b) suction
air pressure
Why does a can of sode hiss when you open it? (a) oxygen is escaping or (b) carbon dioxide is escaping
carbon dioxide is escaping
What are the two most important ingredients in soda? (a) water and carbon dioxide or (b) oxygen and nitrogen
water and carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide ___________ when it is added to water. (a) changes color (b) freeses or (c) soap
dissolves
The bubbles in soda are caused by (a) carbon dioxide (b) oxygen or (c) soap.
carbon dioxide
To mix completely in something. (dissolve) or (freeze)
dissolve
A gas in soda that makes it fizzy. (carbon dioxide) or (oxygen)
carbon dioxide
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