Monday, January 19, 2026

Sublimation


 


Practice Question



A substance is placed in a laboratory freezer at very low temperature. After several hours, the solid sample becomes smaller, but no liquid is ever observed. Instead, gas particles are detected in the air inside the freezer.


Which process best explains this change?


A. Melting

B. Condensation

C. Sublimation

D. Deposition


Question



A scientist notices that frost forms on the inside of a freezer when water vapor in the air turns directly into ice without becoming liquid water first.


What process is occurring?


A. Freezing

B. Condensation

C. Sublimation

D. Deposition


#Sublimation is the process when a solid changes directly into a gas without becoming a liquid first.


Simple example:

 • Dry ice (#solid #carbon #dioxide) → #gas

 • Snow or ice slowly disappearing on a cold day without melting 


This is different from:

 • Melting: solid → liquid

 • Boiling/Evaporation: liquid → gas

 • Condensation: gas → liquid


  • Melting: solid → liquid
  • Freezing: liquid → solid
  • Boiling / Evaporation: liquid → gas
  • Condensation: gas → liquid
  • Sublimation: solid → gas (skips liquid)
  • Deposition: gas → solid


Friday, January 9, 2026

 

📘 TEAS Prefix Mini Chart (Simple & Useful)

PrefixMeaningSynonymsExample
mid-middlecenter, halfwaymidterm
inter-betweenamong, in-betweeninternational
intra-withininsideintravenous
sub-underbelowsubway
super-aboveover, extrasuperhuman
pre-beforepriorpreview
post-afterlaterpostoperative
anti-againstopposed toantibiotic
trans-acrossthroughtransport
uni-onesingleuniform
bi-twodoublebilingual

pronouns indicate- that -

 

  • ATI TEAS VII Online Practice B - English and Language Usage
The company _____ made these is no longer in business.

Which of the following pronouns correctly completes the sentence above?
MY ANSWER
A personal pronoun is incorrect for this context.
A personal pronoun is incorrect for this context.
This pronoun indicates a nonessential clause, which is incorrect for this context.
Since the adjective clause refers to a company, it should not use a personal pronoun. Also, since the clause is essential to the reader's understanding of the company in question, the relative pronoun should be "that" rather than "which."