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Why do ice cubes float in water?


Ice is heavier than water

Ice has trapped air inside

Ice is less dense than water

Water repels ice

2 Question
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 Why does milk curdle when left out?


Heat destroys milk proteins

Bacteria produce lactic acid

Milk reacts with air

Water evaporates

3 Question
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 Why do we get goosebumps when cold?


Muscles contract to trap air for insulation

Hair grows faster

Skin loses water

Blood flow increases

4 Question
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Why do apples float in water?


Apples contain air pockets

Apples are denser than water

Apples repel water

Apples have sugar that floats

5 Question
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Why do we see steam above a hot cup of tea?


Water vapor condenses in cooler air

Heat generates smoke

Tea releases gas

Air heats up visibly

6 Question
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Why does bread become stale faster if left open?


Air dries it

Starch molecules crystallize

Yeast dies

Sugar evaporates

7 Question
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 Why do soap bubbles have rainbow colors?


Soap changes color naturally

Light interferes in thin layers of soap

Bubbles reflect sunlight only

Soap emits light

8 Question
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Why does bread rise when baked?


Heat melts the flour

Yeast produces carbon dioxide

Sugar expands

Baking powder creates water

9 Question
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Why does water form droplets on a waxed car surface?


Water is magnetic

Surface tension minimizes contact area

Wax absorbs water

Water is repelled chemically

10 Question
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Why does your hair stand on end in static electricity?


Hair absorbs electricity

Like charges repel each other

Hair is magnetic

Hair reacts to air

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