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Particle Motion In Gases (GCSE Physics)

The following is a GCSE Physics test covering 'Particle Motion In Gases' from the broader topic Particle Model Of Matter. The test is geared towards the AQA exam board style syllabus.
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Which of the following is a correct statement about collisions between gas particles?
Which quantity increases when the temperature of a fixed mass of gas increases at constant volume?
Two containers contain the same gas. Container A has particles moving faster on average than Container B. Which is definitely true?
Which best explains Brownian motion observed for small pollen grains in water as evidence for particle motion?
What will happen to the pressure reading of a tyre if its temperature increases while volume and amount of gas remain constant?
Which practical observation supports the particle model explanation for gas pressure?
Why does a rising balloon balloon`s internal gas particles not instantly escape even though collisions happen at the surface?
If two gases at the same temperature have different molecular masses, how do their root mean square speeds compare?
At constant pressure, which direct relationship describes how gas volume changes with temperature (in kelvin) for an ideal gas?
How does adding an inert gas (that does not react) to a container at constant volume affect the partial pressure of the original gas?
What happens to the frequency of particle collisions with the walls when the density of a gas in a sealed container is increased?