6. What can you infer when you try to mix salt and oil?
a. The oil and the salt mix well together.
b. The salt can dissolve a little bit of the oil.
c. The salt sinks into the bottom of the mixture.
d. The oil instantly dissolves the salt in the mixture.
7. Which of the following is NOT an example of a heterogeneous mixture?
a. halo-halo
b. milk and nuts
c. sand and pebbles
d. vinegar and soy sauce
8. Which of the following is an example of a homogeneous mixture?
a. alcohol
b. blood
c. detergent
d. salad
9. What conclusion can you draw if vinegar is mixed in soy sauce? Vine
a. is seen on top of the soy sauce
b. is evenly mixed in soy sauce
c. is dissolved in soy sauce
d. settles in soy sauce
10. Which of the following mixtures are used for food consumption?
a. lotion, shampoo, toothpaste
b. ice cream, noodles, paracetamol
c. paracetamol, muriatic acid, soap
d. halo-halo, ice cream, sandwiches​