How to determine which gas would have the lowest pressure? If the volume of each sample of gas was reduced to one-tenth of its original size and the temperature remained the same, which gas would have the lower pressure. I'm getting confused because my options are $\ce{C6H4}$, $\ce{C3H4}$, $\ce{N2}$, $\ce{O2}$, and $\ce{Cl2}$. Our teacher told us to pick the polar compound but the problem is all of them are non polar. Would the answer be $\ce{C3H4}$? I have a feeling I might be drawing the lewis structure wrong because I'm positive the other four are non polar.
Not all of them are polar. The gases  $\rm N_2$, $\rm O_2$,  $\rm Cl_2$ are not polar. 

The $\rm HC\equiv C-CH_3$ is polar, but $\rm H_2C=C=CH_2$ should not be and $\rm C_6H_4$ is also polar, if it is right chemical formula you wrote. But I'm not sure which is more polar, but I will say that it is $\rm C_6H_4$

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In more polar compound there will more interaction between molecules and that is why pressure will be smaller, simply because they "want" to be liquid form - not in gas.