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quiz on slimy lab

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What is a common side effect of making slime with a lot of borax?

A) Slime becomes too liquid

B) Slime becomes too hard and crumbly

C) Slime turns into a gas

D) Slime glows bright green

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What is the purpose of adding borax to the slime mixture?

A) To color the slime

B) To make the slime thicker and stretchy

C) To keep the slime from sticking to surfaces

D) To make the slime glow in the dark

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Which of the following is a common chemical reaction used in creating slime?

A) Acid-base reaction

B) Precipitation reaction

C) Polymerization reaction

D) Combustion reaction

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What is the function of a “slime activator” in the lab?

A) To make the slime toxic

B) To solidify the slime

C) To make the slime slimier

D) To color the slime

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What type of polymer is often formed during slime creation?

A) Thermoplastic polymer

B) Cross-linked polymer

C) Biodegradable polymer

D) Conductive polymer

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What is the key ingredient that makes slime stretchy?

A) Baking soda

B) Borax

C) Vinegar

D) Glycerin

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What is the primary material used to create slime in the lab?

A) Water

B) Cornstarch

C) Elmer’s glue

D) Salt

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Which of these tools is typically used to mix slime ingredients in the lab?

A) Beaker

B) Tongs

C) Stirring stick

D) Funnel

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