The Physics of Soap Bubbles
  • 1. What is the primary reason soap bubbles have a spherical shape?
A) Air pressure
B) Temperature
C) Surface tension
D) Gravity
  • 2. What layer is present in a soap bubble?
A) Soap film
B) Sugar solution
C) Water vapor
D) Air
  • 3. What happens when two soap bubbles merge?
A) They create a solid
B) They form a larger bubble
C) They disappear
D) They pop immediately
  • 4. What gas is primarily found inside a soap bubble?
A) Hydrogen
B) Carbon dioxide
C) Helium
D) Air
  • 5. What happens to a soap bubble in high altitude?
A) It stays the same size
B) It expands and can pop
C) It shrinks and becomes denser
D) It turns solid
  • 6. What is a common application of the physics of bubbles?
A) Foam insulation
B) Cooking
C) Concrete mixing
D) Metal casting
  • 7. What happens to the pressure inside a soap bubble?
A) It's lower than the outside pressure
B) It's higher than the outside pressure
C) It's zero
D) It's equal to the outside pressure
  • 8. How does soap reduce the surface tension of water?
A) By increasing viscosity
B) By disrupting hydrogen bonds
C) By altering density
D) By adding weight
  • 9. What happens when a bubble is popped?
A) It instantly turns solid
B) It expands further
C) The film breaks and the air escapes
D) It shrinks without breaking
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