quiz on bubble science

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What causes the colors seen in soap bubbles?

A) Chemical pigments

B) Light absorption

C) Light interference

D) Heat reflection

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What happens when two bubbles merge?

A) They form a square

B) They burst immediately

C) They form a double-layered bubble

D) They share a common wall

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Which shape do bubbles naturally form in?

A) Cube

B) Pyramid

C) Sphere

D) Cylinder

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What is the main ingredient in a soap bubble that helps trap air?

A) Sugar

B) Soap

C) Alcohol

D) Baking soda

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Why do bubbles usually pop?

A) They dry out

B) They explode from pressure

C) They freeze

D) They become too heavy

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Which of these surfaces can make a bubble pop faster?

A) Wet surface

B) Smooth plastic

C) Oily surface

D) Dry surface

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In zero gravity (like in space), how do bubbles behave?

A) They fall quickly

B) They float and stay spherical

C) They become cubes

D) They disappear

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What can be added to bubble solution to make the bubbles stronger?

A) Salt

B) Vinegar

C) Glycerin

D) Lemon juice

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quiz on bubble science

What causes the colors seen in soap bubbles?

What happens when two bubbles merge?

Which shape do bubbles naturally form in?

What is the main ingredient in a soap bubble that helps trap air?

Why do bubbles usually pop?

Which of these surfaces can make a bubble pop faster?

In zero gravity (like in space), how do bubbles behave?

What can be added to bubble solution to make the bubbles stronger?

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quiz on bubble science

What causes the colors seen in soap bubbles?

What happens when two bubbles merge?

Which shape do bubbles naturally form in?

What is the main ingredient in a soap bubble that helps trap air?

Why do bubbles usually pop?

Which of these surfaces can make a bubble pop faster?

In zero gravity (like in space), how do bubbles behave?

What can be added to bubble solution to make the bubbles stronger?

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