
Chemistry Review
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Angela Drake
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Chemistry Review
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Multiple Choice
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Compound
Water is made up of Hydrogen and Oxygen
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Multiple Choice
Which statement best describes an element?
made from mixture
thousands in the world
pure, made of only one atom
can be separated
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pure, made of only one atom
Elements can be found on the periodic tabel
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Multiple Choice
Carbon (C) is found on the Periodic Table; however, Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is not. Why is this the case?
Only substances that cannot be broken down into simpler substances are found on the Periodic Table
Only gases are found on the Periodic Table.
Only compounds are found on the Periodic Table.
Compounds cannot be broken down into simpler substances.
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Multiple Choice
Which model best represents a chemical compound?
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Multiple Choice
Janet slices a stick of butter in half, then leaves it on the counter to melt. These are –
a physical, then chemical change
both physical changes
a chemical, then physical change
both chemical changes
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Multiple Choice
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shape change
Tearing paper, changes it shape, but it is still paper
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Multiple Choice
The pictures above show a blue liquid being added to a clear liquid. Which is the best evidence that a chemical reaction may have occurred?
The solution turned light blue
The temperature remained the same
There were solid particles formed
The volume increased
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Multiple Choice
After reviewing these hypotheses below, which one is best supported by the data above?
If the mixture fizzes with vinegar, then it is cornstarch.
If the mixture turns blue with iodine, then it contains sugar.
If the mixture melts when heated, then it is sugar.
If the mixture melts when heated, then it is a mystery mixture.
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Multiple Choice
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a solid forms when one liquid is poured into another
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Multiple Choice
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A decrease in temperature
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Multiple Choice
The elements sodium (Na) and chlorine (Cl) are deadly and poisonous. When they are combined, a precipitate forms, making edible table salt (NaCl). Which of the following is the best explanation for what just happened?
All elements are poisonous in their pure forms.
A chemical change occurred.
A physical change occurred
Sodium and chlorine are dangerous only if inhaled.
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Multiple Choice
I am a good conductor of electricity and am malleable.
Metal
Metalloid
Non Metal
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Metal
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Multiple Choice
I am a bad conductor of electricity and heat.
Metal
Metalloid
Non Metal
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Non Metal
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Multiple Choice
I am malleable, but do not have a shiny luster.
Metal
Metalloid
Non Metal
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Metalloid
Metalloids have properties of both metals and nonmetals
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