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Air Pressure is also known as atmospheric
pressure and is caused by
water vapour in the air.
the wind that blows in the air.
the heat energy in the air.
the air around us that presses on
the surfaces of objects.
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Air Pressure is also known as atmospheric
pressure and is caused by
water vapour in the air.
the wind that blows in the air.
the heat energy in the air.
the air around us that presses on
the surfaces of objects.
Yes, you are correct ! Air Pressure is the air
around us that presses on the surfaces of an
objects.








Surfaces (wall of
container)
Air particles
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Air Pressure is also known as atmospheric
pressure and is caused by
water vapour in the air.
the wind that blows in the air.
the heat energy in the air.
the air around us that presses on
the surfaces of objects.




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The plastic bottle is seen collapsing inwards as
the air inside being pumped out. This shown that
air is made up of
molecules.
air pressure exerts a
great force.
air has weight.
air pressure is less
outside the bottle.
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The plastic bottle is seen collapsing inwards as
the air inside being pumped out. This shown that
air is made up of
molecules.
air pressure exerts a
great force.
air has weight.
air pressure is less
outside the bottle.




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The plastic bottle is seen collapsing inwards as
the air inside being pumped out. This shown that
air is made up of
molecules.
air pressure exerts a
great force.
air has weight.
air pressure is less
outside the bottle.
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Air Pressure
exerts a great
force to
make the
bottle
collapse
inwards.
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According to the kinetic theory of gases, the
pressure exerted by a gas is caused by the
particles moving freely in a closed container.
particles colliding with each other at high
speed.
bombardment of particles on the wall of a
container.
gas particles being far apart from each
other.
According to the kinetic theory of gases, the
pressure exerted by a gas is caused by the
particles moving freely in a closed container.
particles colliding with each other at high
speed.
bombardment of particles on the wall of a
container.
gas particles being far apart from each
other.




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According to the kinetic theory of gases, the
pressure exerted by a gas is caused by the
particles moving freely in a closed container.
particles colliding with each other at high
speed.
bombardment of particles on the wall of a
container.
gas particles being far apart from each
other.
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Bombardment =
collision
Walls of
container
= air particles
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Which of the following appliances does not
make use of the principle of air pressure
Spraying pump
Straw
Syringe
Fan
A
B D
C
Which of the following appliances does not
make use of the principle of air pressure
Spraying pump
Straw
Syringe
Fan
A
B D
C



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Which of the following appliances does not
make use of the principle of air pressure
Spraying pump
Straw
Syringe
Fan
A
B D
C
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principle of air pressure to function.








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Which of the following is not true for the
kinetic theory of gases?
air consists of a large number of particles
called molecules.
a pressure is produced when the particles
collide with each other.
the particles are moving freely in all
directions.
the particles collide with each other and
the wall of the container and bounce back.
Which of the following is not true for the
kinetic theory of gases?
air consists of a large number of particles
called molecules.
a pressure is produced when the particles
collide with each other.
the particles are moving freely in all
directions.
the particles collide with each other and
the wall of the container and bounce back.







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A pressure is produced when the particles
collide with the surface of objects or the walls of
container, not when they collide with each
other.








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Which of the following is not true for the
kinetic theory of gases?
air consists of a large number of particles
called molecules.
a pressure is produced when the particles
collide with each other.
the particles are moving freely in all
directions.
the particles collide with each other and
the wall of the container and bounce back.




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Which of the following can affect air pressure
I and II only
II and IV only
I, II and III only
I, II and IV only
I The volume of the
air
II The temperature of
the air
III The collision
between the
molecules in the air
IV The mass of the air
Which of the following can affect air pressure
I and II only
II and IV only
I, II and III only
I, II and IV only
I The volume of the
air
II The temperature of
the air
III The collision
between the
molecules in the air
IV The mass of the air

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Volume and temperature will affect air
pressure.











Volume
Temp
Air pressure
decrease
Air pressure
increase
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Which of the following is can affect air
pressure
I and II only
II and IV only
I, II and III only
I, II and IV only
I The volume of the
air
II The temperature of
the air
III The collision
between the
molecules in the air
IV The mass of the air




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When a glass that is filled with water is overturned,
the cardboard does not fall. This shows that
the air pressure can support the
weight of water in the glass.
the cardboard is strongly
attracted by the water.
water is denser
than air
the weight of the water is same
as the weight of the cardboard.
water
cardboard
When a glass that is filled with water is overturned,
the cardboard does not fall. This shows that
the air pressure can support the
weight of water in the glass.
the cardboard is strongly
attracted by the water.
water is denser
than air
the weight of the water is same
as the weight of the cardboard.
water
cardboard
Yes, you are correct ! Air pressure can support
the weight of water in the glass.








Weight of
water
Air
pressure
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When a glass that is filled with water is overturned,
the cardboard does not fall. This shows that
the air pressure can support the
weight of water in the glass.
the cardboard is strongly
attracted by the water.
water is denser
than air
the weight of the water is same
as the weight of the cardboard.
water
cardboard




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The figure shows a syringe. Which of the
regions A, B, C and D, will experience the
lowest air pressure when the piston is pull
up?
The figure shows a syringe. Which of the
regions A, B, C and D, will experience the
lowest air pressure when the piston is pull
up?
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The figure shows a syringe. Which of the
regions A, B, C and D, will experience the
lowest air pressure when the piston is pull
up?




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Which of the following make use of the
principle of air pressure?
I and II only
I and III only
II and III only
I, II and III
I Clearing of the blocked
pipe by using a plunger
with a rubber sucker
II Pouring a can of
condensed milk by
making two holes at
the top of the can
III Cleaning an aquarium
by using a siphon
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Which of the following make use of the
principle of air pressure?
I and II only
I and III only
II and III only
I, II and III
I Clearing of the blocked
pipe by using a plunger
with a rubber sucker
II Pouring a can of
condensed milk by
making two holes at
the top of the can
III Cleaning an aquarium
by using a siphon
Yes, you are correct ! All this activity using the
principle of air pressure.








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Which of the following make use of the
principle of air pressure?
I and II only
I and III only
II and III only
I, II and III
I Clearing of the blocked
pipe by using a plunger
with a rubber sucker
II Pouring a can of
condensed milk by
making two holes at
the top of the can
III Cleaning an aquarium
by using a siphon




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The air pressure in a closed container can
be increased by
I and II only
I and III only
II and III only
I, II and III
I Pumping more air
into the container
II Heating the
container
III Increasing the size of
the container
The air pressure in a closed container can
be increased by
I and II only
I and III only
II and III only
I, II and III
I Pumping more air
into the container
II Heating the
container
III Increasing the size of
the container

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Adding air and heating will increase air
pressure.











Air pressure
increase
Add air
Heating
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The air pressure in a closed container can
be increased by
I and II only
I and III only
II and III only
I, II and III
I Pumping more air
into the container
II Heating the
container
III Increasing the size of
the container




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