1. c) Surface
2. a) Attraction between molecules within the liquid
3. c) Adding a surfactant
4. d) Newton per meter
5. c) Strong hydrogen bonding
6. a) Cohesive, gravitational
7. c) Soap
8. b) Adhesive forces
9. c) Surface tension
10. d) High pressure of water
11. c) Buoyant force overcoming gravity
12. d) Meniscus formation
13. b) Gravitational and cohesive forces
14. b) Decrease surface tension
15. c) Surface tension
16. b) Adhesive and cohesive forces
17. a) Inside the bubble
18. c) Surface tension prevents spreading
19. d) Surface tension of water and insect's legs
20. d) Gravitational force
21. c) Aquaplaning
22. b) Adhesive and cohesive forces
23. c) Adding a surfactant
24. a) Water
25. b) Surface area
26. b) Surface tension decreases with increasing temperature.
27. b) Higher than the liquid level outside the tube
28. c) Increasing adhesive forces
29. b) Adhesive and cohesive forces
30. c) Diameter of the tube
31. c) Capillary action and surface tension
32. c) They form spherical droplets to minimize surface area.
33. d) Surface tension-induced droplet formation
34. b) Water
35. d) Buoyancy
36. b) Adhesive and cohesive forces
37. b) Has high viscosity
38. b) Smaller droplets have lower surface tension.
39. a) Cohesive and adhesive forces
40. b) Low surface tension of water
41. c) Oil
42. a) Cohesive forces
43. c) Surface tension
44. a) Adding salt to the water
45. a) Adhesive and cohesive forces
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